Géographie

Immanuel Kant

Publié par Aubier Montaigne, le 05 février 1999

394 pages

Résumé

Kant's physische Geographie, edited and in part revised at the author’s request, from his own manuscript, by Friederich Theodor Rink (Königsberg: Göbbels & Unzer, 1802). 1st vol: xvi, 312pp. 2nd vol: 248pp. [Ak 9:151-436] “Immanuel Kant’s Physical Geography.” Trans. by Ronald Bolin (Indiana Univ. thesis, '68). Unlike the Anthropology from a Pragmatic Point of View published by Kant in 1798, which offered an official version of his popular lectures on anthropology, the Physical Geography published by Rink should be used only with caution. The Anthropology was based on a manuscript of Kant’s, & much of it agrees with this manuscript verbatim; furthermore, Kant himself saw the work through production. The Physical Geography has a much cloudier production history.

Écrits sur le corps et l'esprit

Réflexions sur l'éducation

Qu'est-ce que les Lumières?

Théorie de Kant sur la Religion dans les Limites de la Raison

Anthropologie du point de vue pragmatique

Observations sur le sentiment du beau et du sublime.

Critique de la faculté de juger

Fondements de de la metaphysique des moeurs

Critiques