Kant identifies the Enlightenment as the emergence of humanity from a state of minority, achieved through the courage to use reason. Criticism serves as the instrument to define the limits and legitimate uses of reason, replacing pre-established norms and authorities with this autonomous faculty of the subject. This allows for the possibility of a metaphysics of nature and morality through the structures of such faculty. Additionally, in the Critique of Judgment, the connection between nature and freedom is mediated by reflective judgment, which introduces a teleological orientation into Kantian reflection.
Marassi, M., Kant e la metafisica critica, in Ostinelli, M. (ed.), Per l'Illuminismo, Mimesis Edizioni, Milano-Udine 2024: 73- 101 [https://hdl.handle.net/10807/301645]
Kant e la metafisica critica
Marassi, Massimo
2024
Abstract
Kant identifies the Enlightenment as the emergence of humanity from a state of minority, achieved through the courage to use reason. Criticism serves as the instrument to define the limits and legitimate uses of reason, replacing pre-established norms and authorities with this autonomous faculty of the subject. This allows for the possibility of a metaphysics of nature and morality through the structures of such faculty. Additionally, in the Critique of Judgment, the connection between nature and freedom is mediated by reflective judgment, which introduces a teleological orientation into Kantian reflection.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.