Why John Dewey’s Icarian Attempt, to Soar Up as Mediator Between Kant and Hitler, was a Veritable Flop
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Why John Dewey’s Icarian Attempt, to Soar Up as Mediator Between Kant and Hitler, was a Veritable Flop
Jahrbuch für Recht und Ethik / Annual Review of Law and Ethics, Vol. 31 (2023), Iss. 1 : pp. 209–256
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Georg Geismann
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In the first chapter I deal with Dewey’s critique of German politics as influenced by classical Germany philosophy and especially by Immanuel Kant. Since Dewey saw in the complex of ’philosophical’ influences two theorems as crucial, namely Kant’s distinction between a sensible and a supersensible realm and Kant’s doctrine of the categorical imperative, I shall deal in two further chapters with these doctrines.
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| Section Title | Page | Action | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Georg Geismann: Why John Deweys Icarian Attempt, to Soar Up as Mediator Between Kant and Hitler, was a Veritable Flop | 209 | ||
| I. Dewey on German Philosophy and Politics | 209 | ||
| II. Kant about the Sensible and the Supersensible Realm | 232 | ||
| III. Kant about the Categorical Imperative | 245 | ||
| Supplement | 254 | ||
| Summary | 256 |