Kant's conception of freedom: a developmental and critical analysis
"Although a good deal has been written about Kant's conception of free will in recent years, there has been no serious attempt to examine in detail the development of his views on the topic. This book endeavours to remedy the situation by tracing Kant's thoughts on free will from his...
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CONTENTS Preface ix Acknowledgments xviii Note on Sources and Key to Abbreviations and Translations xix 1 Kant’s Writings of the 1750s and the Place in Them of the Free Will Issue 1 2 Theory of the Heavens A New Elucidation of the First Principles of Metaphysical Cognition Thoughts on Optimism 2 33 Kant’s Theoretical Philosophy in the Early 1760s and Its Relation to His Conception of Freedom Kant’s Prize Essay Negative Magnitudes Beweisgrund 45 45 49 55 Freedom of the Will in Herder’s Notes on Kant’s Metaphysics Lectures 72 3 Kant’s Moral Philosophy in the Early 1760s Moral Theory in the Prize Essay 85 85 Kant’s Announcement of His Lectures on Ethics for Winter 1765-1766 97 Herder’s Notes on Kant’s Lectures on Ethics 101 Observations on the Feeling of the Beautiful and Sublime 4 Kant’s Dialogue with Rousseau Supplemented by His Dreams of a Spirit-Seer 125 Rousseau and Newton Rousseau on Free Will 126 131 Kant’s Discussion of Free Will in Remarks Free WÜ1 in Dreams of a Spirit-Seer 162 ѴП 148 118 12
ѵш CONTENTS 5 From the “Great Light” to the “Silent Decade”: Kant’s Thoughts on Free Will 1769-1780 176 The "Great Light” 176 Free Will in Reflexionen 3855-5616 Metaphysics Lectures ML։ Moral Philosophy Collins 6 183 217 223 Kant’s Account of Free Will in tire Critique ofPure Reason The Transcendental Dialectic and Freedom as a Transcendental Idea The Third Antinomy 250 Free Will in the Resolution of the Third Antinomy 7 258 286 From the Critique of Pure Reason to the Groundwork Kant’s Review of Schulz and the Metaphysic Mrongovius Kant's Analysis of Free Will in the Groundwork 8 235 239 Transcendental Idealism and Freedom of the Will Free Will in the Canon 234 299 300 309 The Fact of Reason and Freedom in the Critique of Practical Reason 350 An Analysis of Kant’s Claim that the Moral Law Is the Supreme Principle of Practical Reason 354 The Moral Law as the Fact of Reason 366 Kant’s Deduction of Freedom from the Fact of Reason 377 A Critical Analysis of Kant’s Account of Freedom in the Critique of Practical Reason 387 Freedom as a Postulate of Pure Practical Reason 9 407 The Critique of the Power of Judgment and the Transition from Nature to Freedom 411 The Necessity of a Transition from Nature to Freedom 414 How the Reflective Power of Judgment through its Concept of the Purposive of Nature Effects the Transition 422 How the Aesthetic Power of Judgment Contributes to the Transition 10 Kant’s Final Thoughts on Free Will The Wüle-Willkür distinction 434 451 451 A Response to the Reinhold-Sidgwick Objection that Kant Cannot Allow For a Free Choice of Evil 456 Kant’s
Conception of Radical Evil Bibliography Index 515 504 466 |
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CONTENTS Preface ix Acknowledgments xviii Note on Sources and Key to Abbreviations and Translations xix 1 Kant’s Writings of the 1750s and the Place in Them of the Free Will Issue 1 2 Theory of the Heavens A New Elucidation of the First Principles of Metaphysical Cognition Thoughts on Optimism 2 33 Kant’s Theoretical Philosophy in the Early 1760s and Its Relation to His Conception of Freedom Kant’s Prize Essay Negative Magnitudes Beweisgrund 45 45 49 55 Freedom of the Will in Herder’s Notes on Kant’s Metaphysics Lectures 72 3 Kant’s Moral Philosophy in the Early 1760s Moral Theory in the Prize Essay 85 85 Kant’s Announcement of His Lectures on Ethics for Winter 1765-1766 97 Herder’s Notes on Kant’s Lectures on Ethics 101 Observations on the Feeling of the Beautiful and Sublime 4 Kant’s Dialogue with Rousseau Supplemented by His Dreams of a Spirit-Seer 125 Rousseau and Newton Rousseau on Free Will 126 131 Kant’s Discussion of Free Will in Remarks Free WÜ1 in Dreams of a Spirit-Seer 162 ѴП 148 118 12
ѵш CONTENTS 5 From the “Great Light” to the “Silent Decade”: Kant’s Thoughts on Free Will 1769-1780 176 The "Great Light” 176 Free Will in Reflexionen 3855-5616 Metaphysics Lectures ML։ Moral Philosophy Collins 6 183 217 223 Kant’s Account of Free Will in tire Critique ofPure Reason The Transcendental Dialectic and Freedom as a Transcendental Idea The Third Antinomy 250 Free Will in the Resolution of the Third Antinomy 7 258 286 From the Critique of Pure Reason to the Groundwork Kant’s Review of Schulz and the Metaphysic Mrongovius Kant's Analysis of Free Will in the Groundwork 8 235 239 Transcendental Idealism and Freedom of the Will Free Will in the Canon 234 299 300 309 The Fact of Reason and Freedom in the Critique of Practical Reason 350 An Analysis of Kant’s Claim that the Moral Law Is the Supreme Principle of Practical Reason 354 The Moral Law as the Fact of Reason 366 Kant’s Deduction of Freedom from the Fact of Reason 377 A Critical Analysis of Kant’s Account of Freedom in the Critique of Practical Reason 387 Freedom as a Postulate of Pure Practical Reason 9 407 The Critique of the Power of Judgment and the Transition from Nature to Freedom 411 The Necessity of a Transition from Nature to Freedom 414 How the Reflective Power of Judgment through its Concept of the Purposive of Nature Effects the Transition 422 How the Aesthetic Power of Judgment Contributes to the Transition 10 Kant’s Final Thoughts on Free Will The Wüle-Willkür distinction 434 451 451 A Response to the Reinhold-Sidgwick Objection that Kant Cannot Allow For a Free Choice of Evil 456 Kant’s
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