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

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The Genesis of the Anthropology, precisely this sort of analysis which has reduced Aristotle to a “treason complex,” Descartes to a moral coward, and Martin Heidegger to a Nazi sympathizer. Obviously, such thinking is far more likely to distort, than to clarify, the content of a man’s work.

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Anthropology and the First Critique,ges — that of understanding, of taste, and of practical interests -correspond exactly to the studies involved in the three Critiques. And one immediately recognizes in the first . a complete analysis of man as ., the first division of the formal anthropology.

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The Role of Teleology in the Work of Kant,considering the early progress and development of the young scholar, there was always a tension between the speculative and the practical in his thought: a constant concern with practical ends, and a constant employment of speculative means to achieve them. In a sense, this dual characteristic became the hallmark of Kant’s entire system.

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