Reduction and Critique in Kant's Critical Philosophy

Author: Zhang Zhengwen
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Publish Date: 2005-02-01
Features: This book reconstructs the textual framework of Kant's philosophical concepts such as transcendental intuition, transcendental logic, transcendental judgment, reason, existence, and the logical framework of basic aesthetic issues in Kant's philosophy. It aims to return to the original texts of Kant's philosophy, truly enter the world of his philosophical intentions, and achieve a reinterpretation of Kant's philosophy and aesthetics. This effort seeks to eliminate long-standing misinterpretations of Kant's philosophy and aesthetics caused by objective or subjective conditions, opening a genuine path for research in Kantian philosophy and aesthetics. Additionally, the book stands at the forefront of contemporary philosophy and culture, employing new methods and achievements from various cultural studies to provide contemporary cultural interpretations and critiques of theoretical issues such as the relationship between Kant's theory of human nature and religion, his theories of history and culture, his theological theory, his aesthetic education consciousness, and his connection to the cultural self-awareness of modern Western culture. This represents a new attempt to further reveal the contemporary significance of Kant's philosophy and aesthetics and to reinterpret Kant within a contemporary cultural context.