This second lecture presents three prominent objections against Kant either put forward by Hegel himself or by the Hegel school.1st:Hegel’s objection against Kant’s central element of his moral philosophy,the catego...This second lecture presents three prominent objections against Kant either put forward by Hegel himself or by the Hegel school.1st:Hegel’s objection against Kant’s central element of his moral philosophy,the categorical imperative,presented by Hegel in an early essay on natural law,repeated later in the Phenomenology of the Mind.展开更多
There is no doubt,that both,Kant and Hegel,belong to the most prominent,most influential and above all to the philosophically most important thinkers of the occident.Not beyond all doubt is the answer to the question ...There is no doubt,that both,Kant and Hegel,belong to the most prominent,most influential and above all to the philosophically most important thinkers of the occident.Not beyond all doubt is the answer to the question of who is more important.展开更多
文摘This second lecture presents three prominent objections against Kant either put forward by Hegel himself or by the Hegel school.1st:Hegel’s objection against Kant’s central element of his moral philosophy,the categorical imperative,presented by Hegel in an early essay on natural law,repeated later in the Phenomenology of the Mind.
文摘There is no doubt,that both,Kant and Hegel,belong to the most prominent,most influential and above all to the philosophically most important thinkers of the occident.Not beyond all doubt is the answer to the question of who is more important.
