How did Kant engage with the rationalism of Descartes and Leibniz? What is the "Copernican Revolution" in philosophy that Kant claims to have initiated?

The second major feature of Kant's theory of conversion is that, because of our theoretical ignorance of our own (noumenal) character, we must look to our ... Kant identifies transcendental apperception with a spontaneous activity of the subject, which functions as an inner organizational principle. Apr 2, 2021 ... Acting out of moral duty is a matter of acting only on maxims that we can rationally will others act on as well. The person of good will ... Kant and the Theory and Practice of International Right ... This innovative study focuses on the Kantian theory of international relations, a subject which has ... Feb 16, 2013 ... In section 2, I continue with the categorical imperative and address strengths/weaknesses. Robert Greenberg argues that Kant is more fundamentally concerned with the possibility of a priori knowledge—the very possibility of the possibility of ... Lyons, Ethics and the Rule of Law 67 (1984) (arguing that any "sound legal theory must leave room for moral criticism of law"). For slight variations on the. Mar 23, 2022 ... In setting out these articles, Kant articulates a view known as “democratic peace theory”. This theory holds that democratic states: 1) are less ... Norman E. Bowie has applied Kant's ethics to several aspects of business ethics, but the one that I find the most compelling is his Kantian theory of ... Kant outlined a theory of the imagination in his Reflections on Anthro- pology (Reflexionen zur Anthropologie) of 1776–8, and continued to develop it in the ...