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Fato da razão
Moral
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It is argued that the key to understanding the Doctrine of the Fact of Reason lies in clarifying what Kant meant by a fact for moral practice. It is suggested that the facticity of the Fact of Reason must be understood in both a noetic and a performative aspect. Dietrich Henrich’s interpretation is discussed, and it is argued that it risks reducing the Facto f Reason exclusively to its noetic function in moral antology, and that it ignores the fact that this is a doctrine of self-discovery, not of self-constitution.
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