The philosophy of Kant
Subtitle: Immanuel Kant's moral and political writings
By: edited, with an introd. by Carl J. Friedrich
Contributors: Friedrich, Carl J. (Carl Joachim), 1901-1984, ed; Friedrich, Carl J. (Carl Joachim), 1901-1984, editor
Publisher: Modern Library
Published: 1977
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 476
Subjects: Philosophy
Notes: "Kant's more important books, articles and reviews" p. xlvii-l."
Table of contents: title: The sense of the beautiful and the sublime; title: Dreams of a visionary explained by dreams of metaphysics; title: Critique of pure reason; title: Prolegomena to every future metaphysics that may be presented as a science; title: Idea for a universal history with cosmopolitan intent; title: What is enlightenment?; title: Metaphysical foundations of morals; title: Critique of pure practical reason; title: Critique of judgment; title: Religion within the limits of reason alone; title: Theory and practice: Concerning the common saying: This may be true in theory but does not apply to practice.