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These four essays focus on various aspects of Kant’s philosophical writings: first an explication of important features of the first Critique; a critical discussion of the relationship established between substance and time in the First Analogy; Kant’s theory of morals and deontological ethics, its merits and demerits; and the final essay claims that in the Critique of Judgment, the concepts of imagination and judgment have been enlarged and altered in meaning to accommodate a new synthesis that must now be acknowledged in Kant’s epistemology to account for human experience in its entirety. Other Philosophy-Kant, Immanuel Books 1992 – Study in Kant’s Metaphysics of Aesthetic Experience Reason and Feeling 2005 – Kantianism of Hegel and Nietzsche 2012 – IS THERE A GLOBAL RIGHT TO DEMOCRACY? A Philosophical Analysis of Peacekeeping and Nation Building
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