دانلود کتاب Kant's Worldview: How Judgment Shapes Human Comprehension

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Cover
Title Page
Publication Data
Dedication
Contents
Acknowledgments
Abbreviations of Works by Kant
Introduction
Part 1: Cognizing, Comprehending, and Knowing the Natural World
1. Comprehending the World through Intuitive Assimilation, Conceptual Acquisition, and Rational Appropriation
Three Levels of Judging the World
Related Evidence for a Layered Approach to Experience as It Pertains to Human Practices and to Working Out Kant\'s Worldview
Historical Justification
2. Kant on Alexander Baumgarten and Logic: The Aesthetic, Analytical, and Synthetic Distinctness of What Is Empirically Assimilated
From Intensive to Extensive Clarity to Logical and Aesthetic Distinctness
Subordinative and Coordinative Distinctness
Reflection and Comparison in Concept-Formation
From Logical or Analytical Distinctness to Synthetic Distinctness
3. Georg Friedrich Meier on Comprehension and Kant on Its Relation to Cognition and Knowledge
Levels of Cognition in the Logic
Cognitive Perfection and Knowledge
4. The Acquisition of Cognition and Its Transcendental Sources
The Subjective Deduction
The Objective Deduction and Transcendental Reflexivity
Redefining Idealism
Acquiring the Continuum for Understanding Interaction
5. The Role of Judgment in Validating Cognition as Meaningful and Appropriating Knowledge as True
Schematization as an Imaginative Use of Judgment
Opinions and Beliefs as Intermediaries between Persuasion and Knowledge
6. The Modal Categories of Empirical Inquiry and the Limits of What Can Actually Be Known: Replacing Prejudices with Preliminary and Provisional Judgments
Suspending Prejudices into Preliminary Judgments and the Provisional Inferences of Reflective Judgment
The Sources and Kinds of Prejudice
The Genesis-Epigenesis Distinction
Part 2: Comprehending and Contextualizing the Human World
7. Seeking Practical Resolutions for Irresolvable Theoretical Antinomies
The Metaphysical Antinomies
Reconciling Sensible and Intelligible Considerations in Moral Decisions
Practical Reasoning
8. Law as Legislative and Law as Legitimating: The Role of Feeling and Judgment in Morality
What Gives a Feeling Moral Legitimacy?
Edifying Aesthetic Feelings
Cultivating Aesthetic Receptivity to Transform Edifying Social Feelings into Active Participatory Feelings
Moral Virtues Encompass Both Imperfect and Indirect Duties
9. Aesthetic Communicability and the Medial Recontextualization of Experience
Artistic Creativity and Symbolic Presentation
Reassessing the Artistic Relevance of Kant\'s Aesthetics
10. The Modal Relevance of Reflective Judgment for Kant\'s Worldview
Orientation and Reflective Specification
The Challenges of the Sublime and How to Contend with Our Limits
11. What Kant Means by Life
The Shifting Meaning of the Term \"Life\" in Kant
Soul, Mind, and Spirit as Three Levels of Life
12. Comprehending Teleological Purposiveness by Appropriately Contextualizing It
Organic and Mental Epigenesis
Comprehending Purposiveness Reflectively
Summarizing Thoughts
13. Kant\'s Anthropology and Its Strategies for Moving beyond the Inner Sense of Psychology: Reexamining All the Senses
The Problematic Nature of Inner Sense
Appropriate Ways of Attending to Oneself
14. Vital Sense, Interior Sense, and Self-Assessment
Sensibility and Reflexive Self-Assessment
Developing Character by Cultivating Our Sensible Faculties
Using Our Higher Faculties Pragmatically
Ethico-Religious Reflections on Conscience as Human Self-Assessment
15. The Distinction between Kant\'s Cosmopolitanism and His Cosmical Philosophy
Anthropological Cosmopolitanism
Ultimate Purposes and Final Purposes in History
16. The Obstacles to Be Overcome in Fulfilling the Goals of a World-Oriented Philosophy
Unilateral, Bilateral, and Omnilateral Legitimacy
Further Issues and Obstacles
The Multilateral Legitimacy of Cultures
Conclusion: Kant\'s Multifaceted Worldview
Coordinative Comprehension and the Application of Reflective Judgment to Human Practices
From Antinomies to Amphibolies
Final Thoughts
Notes
Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Chapter 3
Chapter 4
Chapter 5
Chapter 6
Chapter 7
Chapter 8
Chapter 9
Chapter 10
Chapter 11
Chapter 12
Chapter 13
Chapter 14
Chapter 15
Chapter 16
Conclusion
Bibliography
Index