Kant und die aktuelle Barbarei
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Kant und die aktuelle Barbarei
Der Staat, Vol. 63(2024), Iss. 3 : pp. 449–458 | First published online: December 13, 2024
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Prof. em. Dr. Dr.h.c. Klaus-Michael Kodalle, Friedrich-Schiller-Universität Jena, Institut für Philosophie Zwätzengasse 9 7743 Jena, Deutschland
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Immanuel Kant is widely regarded as an advocate for a peaceful international order. However, in 1790, he argued that a war in accordance with international law can possess a sublime quality, particularly if fought with courage in danger, fighting barbarism. In his article, Klaus-Michael Kodalle analyzes Kant’s philosophy and his time, against the backdrop of the war in Ukraine. Furthermore, Kodalle evaluates the relation of reason and evil, as well as the inherent ambivalence of freedom and liberty.
Table of Contents
| Section Title | Page | Action | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Berichte und Kritik | 449 | ||
| Klaus-Michael Kodalle, Jena: Kant und die aktuelle Barbarei | 449 | ||
| I. Vorbemerkung | 449 | ||
| II. Das Böse und die Vernunft | 450 | ||
| III. Die Geschichte – vernünftig oder absurd? | 451 | ||
| IV. Die Entdeckung der Vernunft – das Erhabene | 454 | ||
| V. Absurdismus: Das Gefühl des Ekels vor der Geschichte | 455 |