How does freedom as a postulate of practical reason differ from transcendental freedom? What is the relationship between morality and happiness in Kant's philosophy?

Feb 16, 2018 ... Traditionally, when one seeks universal values tied not to faith but to reason, one has turned to Immanuel Kant's categorical imperative. Thus, deontological theories and duties have existed for many centuries. Immanuel Kant, the theory's celebrated proponent, formulated the most influential form ... Jun 25, 2024 ... This dissertation examines the use of the terms “form” and “matter” in Kant's theoretical philosophy from his earliest publications up to the ... Nov 11, 2023 ... According to Immanuel Kant (1724-1804), the sublime empowers us by revealing the greatness (ie, the sublimity) of our rational minds. Central to Kant's theory of the moral law is the categorical imperative. Kant formulated the categorical imperative in various ways. His principle of ... One of the things that makes Kant's moral theory hard to understand is that he gives a num- ber of different versions of the principle that he calls the Supreme ... Jun 9, 2023 ... Dr. Ellie Anderson, philosophy professor and co-host of Overthink podcast, discusses Kant's theory of aesthetics and explains the important ... Two underemphasized points of Kant's theory bear this out. First, Kant applies 'a priori' widely to include non-truth-evaluable elements of knowledge. As ... [7] See On the Proverb: That May be True in Theory, But Is of No Practical Use: “According to [Hobbes] (de Cive, Chapter 7, section 14) the nation's ruler ... An ethical theory that applies to principles can be more than empty and less than rigid. Other critics object that since Kantian ethics focuses on ...