Titlebook: Kant as Philosophical Anthropologist; Frederick P. Pitte Book 1971 Martinus Nijhoff, The Hague, Netherlands 1971 Immanuel Kant.Jean-Jaques

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,Rousseau and Kant’s Moral Philosophy,, the personality of Kant as it was manifest in the lecture hall. The breadth and depth of his insights, and his ability to draw constantly upon a great variety of illustrative material to establish the validity of each position, made him an extraordinary teacher in addition to his undoubted compete

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Anthropological Implications of the Third Critique,time of the first . — the necessity of a critical examination of the faculty of judgment.. It seems likely, in fact, that the full measure of this flaw in the proposed system did not become clear in Kant’s mind until he began to work out the details of his practical philosophy. For then Kant saw tha

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The Role of Teleology in the Work of Kant,as a whole that we begin to notice the particular aspects which so clearly mark the system as a product of Kant’s distinctive character. As we saw in considering the early progress and development of the young scholar, there was always a tension between the speculative and the practical in his thoug

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Conclusion,thesis: that Kant’s work as a whole is an anthropological system in the broad sense, i.e., a system which establishes on . principles a particular conception of the nature and destiny of man. But, in a sense, the very quantity of material is a disadvantage in formulating a convincing pattern of thou

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Frederick P. Van De Pittease-only gratings have the greatest efficiency onto a single first order [1], but they are difficult to fabricate. In more common binary amplitude or binary phase gratings, numerous diffracted harmonic orders are produced [2]. Dammann gratings are of interest because they produce equal intensities i

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Frederick P. Van De Pittease-only gratings have the greatest efficiency onto a single first order [1], but they are difficult to fabricate. In more common binary amplitude or binary phase gratings, numerous diffracted harmonic orders are produced [2]. Dammann gratings are of interest because they produce equal intensities i

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Frederick P. Van De Pitterocesses, it is useful to focus not on the central features and dominant players of the diplomatic order, that is, states, but rather on what we term the . — non-state entities with diplomatic privileges that are recognized as legitimate players within the diplomatic order on a par with states. We c