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15 The Meaning of the Term Gemüt in Kant

From the book Kant in Brazil

  • Valerio Rohden
https://doi.org/10.1515/9781580467728-018
© 2012, Boydell and Brewer
From the book
Kant in Brazil
Kant in Brazil

Chapters in this book (28)

Frontmatter
Contents
Acknowledgments
Note on Sources and Abbreviations
Introduction
1 Two Centuries of Kantian Studies in Brazil
2 Self-Consciousness and Objective Knowledge in the Transcendental Deduction of the CRITIQUE OF PURE REASON
3 Intuitive Knowledge and DE RE Thought
4 Predicative Judgments and Existential Judgments: Apropos Kant’s Critique of the Cartesian Ontological Argument
5 An Experiment with Practical Reason
6 On the Faktum of Reason
7 Critique, Deduction, and the Fact of Reason
8 The Noncircular Deduction of the Categorical Imperative in Groundwork III
9 The Distinction between Right and Ethics in Kant’s Philosophy
10 Right and the Duty to Resist, or Progress toward the Better
11 The Fundamental Problem of Kant’s Juridical Semantics
12 Right, History, and Practical Schematism
13 Cosmopolitanism: Kant and Kantian Themes in International Relations
14 A Typology of Love in Kant’s Philosophy
15 The Meaning of the Term Gemüt in Kant
16 Between Prescriptive Poetics and Philosophical Aesthetics
17 The Purposiveness of Taste: An Essay on the Role of Zweckmässigkeit in Kant’s Critique of Aesthetic Judgment
18 Freedom in Appearance: Notes on Schiller and His Development of Kant’s Aesthetics
19 Reading the Appendix to Kant’s Critique of the Teleological Power of Judgment
20 Symbolization in Kant’s Critical Philosophy
Bibliography of Works in German and English
List of Contributors
Index
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