جهان‌نگری کانت الفارسية 1403

Written by a distinguished philosopher, this original interpretation of Kant's philosophy explains the essential thesis of Kant and calls to our attention the importance of Kant's belief that morality in human life is superior to both science and metaphysics. Thus, the ethical and religious elements of Kant's thinking emerge from a new perspective. Dr. Kroner submits that Kant's worldview derives not from his theory of knowledge but from his ethical principles and that moral dignity and the absolute worth of the moral will were of the highest moment for Kant. An authorized translation with revisions by the author, Kant's Weltanschauung is one of the first examples available in English of the so-called Heidelberg interpretation of Kant. The Heidelberg school put greatest stress on the moral and religious aspects of Kant's thought, as opposed to the school of Marburg. Represented by such commentators as Cohen and Cassirer. Which considered him a thinker primarily concerned with epistemology.