Proceedings of the Eighth International Kant Congress Memphis, 1995. Volume II,

Proceedings of the Eighth International Kant Congress Memphis, 1995. Volume II, Part 1: Sections 1-9, Part 2: Sections 10-18.

von Robinson, Hoke: Autor(en) Robinson, Hoke:Verlag / Jahr Marquette University Press, 1995.Format / Einband brosch. 933 Seiten,Sprache EnglischGewicht ca. 563 gBestell-Nr 1163199Bemerkungen Guter Zustand / good condition. - PROCEEDINGS OF THE EIGHTH INTERNATIONAL KANT CONGRESS: VOLUME II. 1 SECTION ONE DISCUSSIONS: KANT’S THEORETICAL PHILOSOPHY Ken Rogerson, Florida International Beauty Without Concepts Markku Leppäkoski, Stockholm The Transcendental Schemata Hansgeorg Hoppe, Saarbrücken Why Kant has Problems with Empirical Laws Karen Gloy, Lucerne Die Bedeutung des Experiments für die Kantische Philosophie Richard McDonough, Tulsa Kant's Argument against the Possibility of Cognitive Science SECTION TWO: DISCUSSIONS: KANT’S PRACTICAL PHILOSOPHY George Di Giovanni, Montreal The Morally Responsible Individual Larry Krasnoff, Virginia Tech Formal Liberalism and the Justice of Publicity Harry Van der Linden, Indianapolis Kant, the Duty to Promote International Peace, and Political Intervention Georg Cavallar, Vienna Kants Urteilen über den Krieg SECTION THREE KANT AND HIS PREDECESSORS Anselm Model, Freiburg Sprache und Symbol. Aspekte der Leibniz-Rezeption Immanuel Kants Daniel Leserre, Buenos Aires Language andMethod in the Preisschrift of 1764 Myron Sloboda, Toronto Missing the Blue Schema: A Critique of Hume's Theory of Physical Series Formation Alfredo Ferrarin, Pisa Kant's Productive Imagination in its Historical Context Gordon Treash, Sackville, Can. Kant and the Moral Sense: 1765 Katsutoshi Kawamura, Kyoto Bemerkungen zur Vorgeschichte der Freiheitsantinomie Kants SECTION FOUR THE FIRST CRITIQUE: TRANSCENDENTAL AESTHETIC Jan Bransen, Utrecht Contemporary Anthropocentrism, Salomon Maimon, and the Problem of Experience D. L. C. Maclachlan, Kingston The Thing in Itself Appears in a Meta-language Isabel Cabrera, U. Nat. Aut. de Mexico Kant's Transcendental Arguments William Blattner, Georgetown The Non-Synthetic Unity of the Forms of Intuition in Kant's Critique of Pure Reason Frederick Van de Pitte, Edmonton Kant's Problems with Space and Time Margaret Morrison, Toronto Space, Time and Reciprocity SECTION FIVE THE FIRST CRITIQUE: ANALYTIC OF CONCEPTS Predrag Cicovacki, Worcester MA Kant on the Nature of Truth Marco Frangiotti, London The Kantian 'I think', the Cartesian Soul and the Humean Mind Quanhua Liu, Duke The Problem of Self-Intuition and Kant's Solution Andrew Carpenter, El Cerrito CA Kant's (Problematic) Account of Empirical Concepts Mercedes Torrevejano, Valencia Der Skeptizismus der philosophischen Vernunft und der ewige Frieden in der Philosophie Maria Lobeiras, Trier Entwicklungsgeschichtliche Betrachtung des Verhältnisses zwischen formaler und transzendentaler Logik im Denken Kants SECTION SIX THE FIRST CRITIQUE: TRANSCENDENTAL DEDUCTION Claude Piche, Montreal Self-Referentiality in Kant's Transcendental Philosophy Darreil Johnson, Carbondale Kant's Metaphysical Deduction A Step Toward a Semantic Interpretation of the Deduction of the Categories Bernard Freydberg, Slippery Rock PA Concerning 'Syntheses of Understanding' in the B Deduction Darreil Johnson, Carbondale Kant's Two-Step B Deduction Ted Kinnaman, Konstanz Kant's Transcendental Deduction of the Ideas of Pure Reason SECTION SEVEN THE FIRST CRITIQUE: PRINCIPLES AND DIALECTIC Andrew Brook, Ottawa Realism in the Refutation ofl Idealism Charles Nussbaum, Arlington TX Syntax, Semantics, and Pragmatics in Kant's Schematism Georg Mohr, Münster Wahrnehmungsurteile und Schematismus Mark Wollman, Leuven The Development of Kant's Notion of the ’Sum Total ofAll Possibilities' and its Application to Science Wolfgang Malzkorn, Dormagen Die Seele als Pseudogegenstand metaphysischer Erkenntnis. Kenneth Westphal, New Hampshire Kant's Critique of Determinism in Empirical Psychology. SECTION EIGHT PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE Andrew Ward, York UK What is the Relationship between Kant's Defense of Natural Science and his Attack on Hume's Sceptism about Causation? Eric Watkins, Virginia Tech Is a Transcendental Deduction Necessary for the Metaphysical Foundations? Renate Wahsner, Berlin Das notwendige Dritte Carsten Held, Freiburg Bohr and Kantian Idealism Wing-Chun Wong, Towson State Kant's Conception of Ether as a Field in the Opus postumum Kenneth Westphal, New Hampshire Does Physics Have a 'Metaphysical Foundation'? Kant's Proof of the Law of lnertia SECTION NINE KANT ON TELEOLOGY Werner Euler, Marburg Zur Problematik des Verhältnisses von äußerer und innerer Zweckmäßigkeit in Kants Kritik der teleologischen Urteilskraft Irmgard Scherer, Baltimore Kant's Eschatology in Zum ewigen Frieden: The Concept of Purposiveness to Guarantee Perpetual Peace Kevin Thompson, Florida Atlantic The Antinomy ofTeleological Judgment and the Concept of an Intuitive Intellect: Transformation and Conflict Hannah Ginsborg, Berkeley Purposiveness and Normativity PROCEEDINGS OF THE EIGHTH INTERNATIONAL KANT CONGRESS VOLUME II. 2 SECTION TEN KANT ON AESTHETICS Piero Giordanetti, Milan Kant und Winckelmann: Beobachtungen zu einer Quelle der Kritik der ästhetischen Urteilskraft Birgit Recki, Münster 'Ideal der Schönheit' und Primat der Natur Beate Bradl, Heidelberg 'Erkenntnis überhaupt' in empirischen Erkenntnisurteilen und reinen Geschmacksurteilen: Überlegungen zu §21 der Kritik der Urteilskraft Patricia Matthews, Florida State Kant on Taste and Cognition Theodore Gracyk, Moorhead State tes Art, Nature and Purposiveness in Kant's Aesthetic Theory Gene Fendt, Nebraska-Kearney Sublimity and Human Works: Kant on Tragedy and War SECTION ELEVEN PRACTICAL PHILOSOPHY Heiner Klemme, Marburg Beobachtungen zur Kantischen Vermittlung von Theorie und Praxis in der praktischen Philosophie Marcus Willaschek, Münster Was sind praktische Gesetzte? Toshiro Terada, Kyoto 'The Universal Principle of Right' as the Supreme Principle of Kant's Practical Philosophy Jennifer Uleman, Pennsylvania Kant on the Right to Property and the Value of External Freedom David James, Old Dominion Kant on Ideal Friendship in the Doctrine of Virtue Louise Marcil, Montreal Possessio noumenon et reciprocite: Kant et la femme dans la Metaphysique des Moeurs SECTION TWELVE KANT ON MORALITY Frederick Rauscher, Villanova Kant's Conflation ofPure Practical Reason and Will Richard McCarty, East Carolina Moral Weakness as Self-Deception Charles Kielkopf, Ohio State Saving Freedom with Non-reductive Eliminative Materialism Rainer Stuhlmann-Laeisz, Bonn Obligation and Prohibition: The Only Possible Outcomes of a Moral Decision Following Kant's Categorical Imperative Darreil Johnson, Carbondale Analytic and Synthetic Method and the Structure of Kant's Grounding Franz Nauen, Haifa The Relationship between Ethics and Metaphysics in the First Edition of the Critique ofPure Reason: My Debt to Izchak Klein SECTION THIRTEEN: KANT ON RELIGION Jose Miguel Odero, Pamplona Methodological Considerations for the Study of the Kantian Philosophy of Religion Michelle Grier, San Diego Kant's Rejection of Rational Theology Michael Gass, Wooster OH Kant on Moral Alienation in Religion Victoria Wike, Loyola-Chicago Another Look at Kant's Arguments for Immortality Rolf George, Waterloo, Ont. Immortality Philip Rossi, Marquette The Social Authority ofReason: The ’True Church' as the Locus for Moral Progress SECTION FOURTEEN KANT ON HUMANITY AND HISTORY Sharon Anderson-Gold, Rensselaer A Common Vocation: Humanity as a Moral Species Sarah Holtman, Washington DC Kant's Formula of Humanity and the Pursuit of Subjective Ends Alfred Nordmann, South Carolina Community, Immortality, Enlightenment: Kant's Scholarly Republic Bruce Merrill, Cambridge NY Kant's Importation of Historical Materialism H Reflection and Orientation in Kant William Clohesy, Northern Iowa A Constitution for a Race of Devils SECTION FIFTEEN POLITICAL THEORY Liliana Oprea, Bucharest Sur la relation entre l'antinomie politique et l'antinomie pratique kantienne Kevin Dodson, Beaumont, TX Kant’s Idea of the Social Contract Dieter Hüning, Marburg Kant auf den Spuren von Thomas Hobbes? Franz Hespe, Marburg Recht, rechtliche Verbindlichkeit und ursprünglicher Kontrakt bei Kant SECTION SIXTEEN KANT ON PEACE (I) Olaf Asbach, Marburg Der ewige Friede, Europa und das Alte Reich Lutz Baumann, Mainz Zum Verhältnis von Regenten und Philosophen im Denken der Neuzeit Rodica Croitoru, Bucharest Kant and Totalitarianism Willi Goetschel, Columbia University Kritik und Frieden: Zur literarischen Strategie der Schrift Zum Ewigen Frieden SECTION SEVENTEEN KANT ON PEACE (II) Susan Robbins, Austin Peay From Duty to Enlightenment: The Place of the Spectator A van der Kuijlen, Nijmegen The Politics of Reason: The Theoretical Background of Perpetual Peace and Secrecy C A. Brincat, Chicago Kant's Highest Good: Individuality, Society and Perpetual Peace -Jeksander Bobko, Rzeszöw, Poland The Problem of Evil and the Idea of Eternal Peace in Kant's Philosophy Arto Siitonen, Helsinki Transcendental Reasoning in Kant's Treatise on Perpetual Peace Heinz Wichmann, Bielefeld Zum Problem des ewigen Friedens bei Kant SECTION EIGHTEEN KANT AND HIS SUCCESSORS Lu De Vos, Düffel, Belgium Kants Zum ewigen Frieden und Fichtes Rezension Han-Christophe Merle, Tübingen La reception du Projet de paix perpetuelle par Fichte: La critique d'un Kant prisonnier du droit des gens Hanne Schüler, Creighton University Reasonable Hope: Kant as Critical Theorist Susanne Weiper, Bonn Eine Idee zwischen Politik und Moral—Der Friedensgedanke bei Kant und Scheler Armin Sollbach, Giessen Der Einsatz der Vernunft Tassilo Eichberger, Munich Die Architektur der VernunftSchlagworte Immanuel KantUnser Preis EUR 75,00(inkl. MwSt.) Versandkostenfrei innerhalb Deutschlands

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• Condition: Guter Zustand / good condition. - PROCEEDINGS OF THE EIGHTH INTERNATIONAL KANT CONGRESS: VOLUME II. 1 SECTION ONE DISCUSSIONS: KANT’S THEORETICAL PHILOSOPHY Ken Rogerson, Florida International Beauty Without Concepts Markku Leppäkoski, Stockholm The Transcendental Schemata Hansgeorg Hoppe, Saarbrücken Why Kant has Problems with Empirical Laws Karen Gloy, Lucerne Die Bedeutung des Experiments für die Kantische Philosophie Richard McDonough, Tulsa Kant's Argument against the Possibility of Cognitive Science SECTION TWO: DISCUSSIONS: KANT’S PRACTICAL PHILOSOPHY George Di Giovanni, Montreal The Morally Responsible Individual Larry Krasnoff, Virginia Tech Formal Liberalism and the Justice of Publicity Harry Van der Linden, Indianapolis Kant, the Duty to Promote International Peace, and Political Intervention Georg Cavallar, Vienna Kants Urteilen über den Krieg SECTION THREE KANT AND HIS PREDECESSORS Anselm Model, Freiburg
• Genre: Studium & Wissen
• Thema: Philosophie
• Verlag: Marquette University Press
• Erscheinungsjahr: 1995
• Autor: Robinson, Hoke
• Sprache: Englisch

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