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A New Approach to Kant

Part of the Sophia Studies in Cross-cultural Philosophy of Traditions and Cultures Book Series (volume 27)

DOI: 10.1007/978-981-13-0239-8

ISBN: 978-981-13-0238-1

Publisher: Springer Singapore - Springer Journals

May 22, 2018

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The Sources and Development of Kant’s Thought

Li, Zehou

Pages: 1 –40

[The poet Heinrich Heine said that Kant’s personal life did not yield an impressive biography. Kant (b. 1724) was born to a harness-maker of limited means and he led a life of teaching and contemplation, never engaging in public activities of any importance. After graduating from university, he...
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Epistemology: I. Raising the Question

Li, Zehou

Pages: 41 –71

[Kant’s major philosophical work is the Critique of Pure Reason, published in 1781, with a second, revised edition in 1787. The book is over four hundred thousand words. Kant himself remarks that it is “the product of nearly twelve years of reflection, I completed it hastily, in perhaps four or...
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Epistemology: II. Space and Time

Li, Zehou

Pages: 73 –92

[Kant’s epistemology begins from aesthetic intuition. The thesis of the opening chapter of the Critique of Pure Reason concerns the transcendental aesthetic, and Kant begins by setting forth a series of definitions and explanations of basic concepts, e.g., intuition, sensibility, sensation,...
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Epistemology: III. Categories

Li, Zehou

Pages: 93 –131

[Kant divides human knowledge into two parts, sensibility and understanding. Therefore, critical philosophy has to investigate two forms of a priori knowledge. In the first part of the Transcendental Analytic, which follows after the Transcendental Aesthetic, Kant states.]
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Epistemology: IV. Self-consciousness

Li, Zehou

Pages: 133 –166

[Kant expounds his thoughts on self-consciousness in the section entitled “The Original Synthetic Unity of Apperception,” which is a key part of Kant’s epistemology and has also been regarded as the most difficult section of the Critique of Pure Reason. It has even been called the enigma of...
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Epistemology: V. Antinomy

Li, Zehou

Pages: 167 –187

[The second division of Kant’s first Critique is entitled Transcendental Dialectic, and is relatively straightforward. The Analytic explained how knowledge (truth) was constituted, while the Dialectic explains how paralogisms arise and belongs to the second part of the Transcendental Logic. Kant...
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Epistemology: VI. Things in Themselves

Li, Zehou

Pages: 189 –213

[Self-consciousness, that is, the ground of a priori synthetic judgment, is the center of Kant’s epistemology, while the doctrine of the thing in itself is the center of Kant’s whole system of philosophy. In the conclusion to the Transcendental Analytic, Kant devoted an entire chapter to “The...
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Ethics: I. Moral Laws

Li, Zehou

Pages: 215 –245

[Ethics is another component of the Kantian philosophical system. In the course of developing his ideas, Kant’s inquiry shifted from Newton to Rousseau, from natural science and its philosophical significance to the spiritual world of humankind. In constructing the critical philosophy, Kant...
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Ethics: II. Views on Religion, Politics, and History

Li, Zehou

Pages: 247 –289

[Kant sees the moral law as a categorical imperative not because we are rational beings but because we are sensible, biological beings who need practical reason to restrain natural desire. On the other hand, since it is human nature to pursue happiness and satisfy natural desires, it is also our...
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Aesthetics and Teleology

Li, Zehou

Pages: 291 –336

[Epistemology (truth) and ethics (good) constitute the two main aspects of Kant’s philosophy. The former deals with the phenomena of natural causality, while the later deals with the noumena of free will. Phenomena and noumena are, in fact, necessity and freedom, and knowledge and morality in...

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