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Kant And His Influence 1st Table of contents:

Part 1: The Foundation: Kant's Core Philosophical Project

• Chapter 1: The Critique of Pure Reason: Epistemology and Metaphysics
  • The Problem of Knowledge: Rationalism vs. Empiricism
  • The Transcendental Aesthetic: Space, Time, and Intuition
  • The Transcendental Analytic: Categories of Understanding and the Synthetic A Priori
  • The Transcendental Dialectic: The Limits of Reason and the Antinomies
  • The Phenomenal and Noumenal Worlds
• Chapter 2: The Critique of Practical Reason: Ethics and Morality
  • Groundwork of the Metaphysics of Morals: Duty, Good Will, and Moral Law
  • The Categorical Imperative: Formulations and Applications
  • Autonomy, Freedom, and the Kingdom of Ends
  • Postulates of Practical Reason: God, Immortality, and Freedom
  • Morality vs. Prudence: A Deontological Framework
• Chapter 3: The Critique of Judgment: Aesthetics and Teleology
  • The Judgment of Taste: Beauty, Sublimity, and Disinterestedness
  • The Purposiveness without Purpose
  • The Concept of Genius in Art
  • Teleological Judgment and the Organization of Nature
  • Connecting Nature to Freedom: The Bridge Between the Critiques
• Chapter 4: Political Philosophy and the Quest for Perpetual Peace
  • The Social Contract and the State
  • The Role of Law and Public Reason
  • Cosmopolitanism and International Relations
  • "Perpetual Peace": Conditions for Global Harmony
  • Enlightenment, Autonomy, and the Public Sphere

Part 2: The First Wave: German Idealism and Its Kantian Roots

• Chapter 5: Fichte: The Absolute Ego and the Primacy of Practical Reason
  • From Kant's "Thing-in-Itself" to the Self-Positing Ego
  • The Science of Knowledge: A Radicalized Subjectivism
  • Ethical Idealism and the Moral Imperative
• Chapter 6: Schelling: Nature, Art, and the Absolute Identity
  • Philosophy of Nature: Bridging Subject and Object
  • The Role of Art in Revealing the Absolute
  • From Transcendental Idealism to Identity Philosophy
• Chapter 7: Hegel: History, Spirit, and the Dialectical Synthesis
  • Critique of Kant's Dualisms: Overcoming the Divide
  • Absolute Idealism and the Phenomenology of Spirit
  • History as the Unfolding of Reason
  • The State, Recognition, and Ethical Life

Part 3: Enduring Echoes: Kant's Influence Across Disciplines

• Chapter 8: Philosophy of Science and Epistemology
  • The Role of Categories in Shaping Scientific Knowledge
  • Neo-Kantianism and the Foundations of Science (Marburg and Baden Schools)
  • Influence on Logical Positivism and the Analytic Tradition
  • Kantian Themes in Modern Epistemology (e.g., Constructivism)
• Chapter 9: Ethics, Moral Philosophy, and Political Thought
  • Contemporary Deontological Ethics (Rawls, Habermas)
  • Rights Theories and the Dignity of the Person
  • Influence on International Law and Human Rights
  • Critiques and Developments of the Categorical Imperative
• Chapter 10: Aesthetics, Art Theory, and Literary Criticism
  • The Autonomy of Art and the Concept of Disinterestedness
  • Influence on Romanticism and Formalism
  • The Sublime in Modern and Postmodern Art
  • Kantian Categories in Literary Interpretation
• Chapter 11: Philosophy of Religion and Theology
  • Religion Within the Bounds of Bare Reason
  • Moral Arguments for the Existence of God
  • The Nature of Faith and Religious Experience
  • Kantian Influence on Liberal Theology

Part 4: Receptions, Revisions, and Reactions

• Chapter 12: Neo-Kantianism: Revitalizing the Critical Project
  • The Return to Kant in the Late 19th Century
  • Marburg School (Cohen, Natorp, Cassirer): Logic, Science, and Culture
  • Baden School (Windelband, Rickert): Value Theory and the Human Sciences
  • Critiques and Contributions of the Neo-Kantians
• Chapter 13: Phenomenology and Existentialism
  • Husserl's Transcendental Phenomenology and Kantian Roots
  • Heidegger's Interpretation of Kant's Metaphysics
  • Sartre and the Radical Freedom of the Subject
  • Merleau-Ponty and the Embodied Subject
• Chapter 14: Analytic Philosophy and Post-Analytic Thought
  • The Linguistic Turn and the Critique of Metaphysics
  • Quine, Sellars, and the "Myth of the Given"
  • Wilfrid Sellars and the "Space of Reasons"
  • Robert Brandom and Inferentialism: A Neo-Kantian Turn
• Chapter 15: Postmodernism, Deconstruction, and Kant's Enduring Legacy
  • Foucault's Critique of Enlightenment and Subjectivity
  • Derrida and Deconstruction of Kantian Concepts
  • Lyotard's Postmodern Sublime
  • The Persistent Questions Kant Posed for Contemporary Thought

Conclusion: Kant in the 21st Century and Beyond

• The Unfinished Project of Critique
• Kant's Relevance in an Age of Science and Ethics
• His Enduring Contributions to Autonomy, Reason, and Peace
• The Ongoing Dialogue with Kant's Philosophy

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