Immanuel Kant

The renowned book author Immanuel Kant, born on April 22, 1724, was a prominent German philosopher who played a significant role in shaping modern philosophy. He established the standards that all subsequent thinkers had to confront. Kant's philosophy claimed that human perception shapes natural laws, and that morality is derived from reason. His ideas were highly influential and continue to inspire philosophical discussions to this day. Sadly, Kant passed away on February 12, 1804.

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Anthropology, #9 - Concerning the faculty of cognition and the internal sense Immanuel Kant
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Anthropology, #4 - Concerning sensuousness as opposed to the understanding Immanuel Kant
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Anthropology,Immanuel Kant
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Anthropology, #26 - Concerning sagacity and genius Immanuel Kant
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Anthropology, #22 - Dull (hebes)Immanuel Kant
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Anthropology, #13 - Concerning certain bodily means of exciting or soothing the power of imagination Immanuel Kant
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Anthropology, #11 - Concerning the stoppage, weakening, and total loss of our sensuous faculty Immanuel Kant
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Anthropology, #2 - Concerning voluntary consciousness, self-observation, and representation Immanuel Kant
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Anthropology, #24 - Desultory remarks Immanuel Kant
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Anthropology, #12 - Concerning imagination Immanuel Kant
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