Research on Kant's pre-critical period philosophy

Author: Wang Bing
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Publish Date: 2006-10-01
Features: Kant is an endless topic. This book primarily studies Kant's philosophy in the pre-critical period, using four parts—General Introduction, Natural Philosophy, Pre-Critical Philosophy, and Anthropology Philosophy—to outline the developmental context of his thoughts during this period, attempting to reveal how it evolved into the later critical philosophy. The author examines and explores the characteristics, nature, and innovative methods of Kant's early scientific philosophy using modern scientific and technological perspectives. The book focuses on explaining Kant's natural philosophy, which is the most Kantian achievement in the pre-critical period, encompassing three parts: the theory of scientific exploration, the theory of natural research, and the theory of cosmic evolution.