Name: PHILOSOPHICAL DOCTRINE OF KANT AS FINDING AUTHENTICAL FORMS OF ANTROPOLOGICAL METAPHYSICAL
Creator: A. M. Malivskyi
Keywords: наука, метафизическая антропология, metaphysical anthropology, мистецтво, metaphysics, мораль, 12. Responsible consumption, человек, 11. Sustainability, людина

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 25 Dec 2012Publisher:Ukrainian State University of Science and TechnologiesJournal:Anthropological Measurements of Philosophical Research (issn: 2227-7242, eissn: 2304-9685,

Authors: A. M. Malivskyi;

doi: 10.15802/ampr2012/7846

PHILOSOPHICAL DOCTRINE OF KANT AS FINDING AUTHENTICAL FORMS OF ANTROPOLOGICAL METAPHYSICAL

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Contemporary culture needs metaphysical understanding of human nature based on the philosophical heritage of Kant. According to this assertion the author gives heed to explication of Kant's famous anthropological intention of his "critiques". The author focuses attention on the ambivalent attitude of the philosopher on the issue of authenticity of metaphysical anthropology.

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наука, метафизическая антропология, metaphysical anthropology, мистецтво, metaphysics, мораль, человек, людина, human, science, art, личность, особистість, свобода, morality, метафизика, метафізика, personality, искусство, freedom, метафізична антропологія

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