Immanuel Kant

What can I know? What should I do? What may I hope?

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Immanuel Kant

By: Weltecke Manfred

Narrated by: Manfred Weltecke, Peter Larsen

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The lecture gives a short, accessible introduction to the life and work of Immanuel Kant. It concentrates on Kant's theoretical and moral philosophy as well as on his views on religion and explains how these three are related to each other in the system of the most imporant philosopher of the German Enlightenment. "Since I have robbed the will of every inducement that might arise for it as a consequence of obeying any particular law nothing is left but the conformity of action to universal law as such, and this alone must serve the will as its principle. That is to say, I ought never to act except in such a way that I can also will that my maxim should become a universal law." (IV, 402)©2012 HIERAX Medien (P)2012 HIERAX Medien

Weltecke ManfredManfred WelteckePeter LarsenHierax Medien

Philosophy

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