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Going to War Against a Hostile Neighbour
This essay is the English translation of a text first written in Dutch and German. The German text is available as PDF here. The Dutch text can be read here. Kant’s works are cited in the Akademische Ausgabe. Translations used are the Cambr...
Natuurlijke religie en de rede
Onderstaande tekst betreft een voordracht die ik op 29 november 2007 heb gehouden op een kleine conferentie in Amsterdam over Kants filosofie van de religie (de andere sprekers waren Kees Jan Brons, Geert van Eekert, Victor Kal en Jacco Ver...
Gegen einen feindlichen Nachbarn in den Kampf ziehen
Die revidierte Fassung vom niederländischen Text „Ten strijde tegen een vijandige nabuur. Kant over oorlog en vrede“ ist auf Philpapers.org als PDF herunterzuladen (klicke auf dem Link unter dem Text).
Antagonismus und Freiheit...
Ten strijde tegen een vijandige nabuur
[REVIDIERTE FASSUNG AUF DEUTSCH]
In een langer lopende, door een nieuwe Nederlandse vertaling aangespoorde serie artikelen over Kants kleinere geschriften, die hij tussen 1784 en 1795 publiceerde, schreef ik eerder over het beroemde essay...
Thought as Afterthought
In his last work Hegel on Being (Houlgate 2024), the picture of Houlgate’s reading which we considered before is confirmed. He writes:
The development Hegel traces ... is not a product of our thinking; rather, it is made necessary, logic...
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