Kant’s turn in the account of feeling: Critical response to the XVIII century sentimentalism

Rationalism marked the first half of XVIII century German philosophy. Yet, in the second half of the century a new tendency - which based its orientation towards aesthetics on immediate feeling - emerged and ultimately paved the way to German romanticism. This paper aims to show the main fe...

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Main Author:	Cvejić Igor
Format:	Article
Language:	deu
Published:	Institute for Philosophy and Social Theory, Belgrade 2015-01-01
Series:	Filozofija i Društvo
Subjects:	Kant feeling tactus irreducible faculties of the mind purposiveness
Online Access:	http://www.doiserbia.nb.rs/img/doi/0353-5738/2015/0353-57381501027C.pdf

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spelling	doaj-88b47e4d06b344d498ec5432b88747252020-11-24T22:57:46ZdeuInstitute for Philosophy and Social Theory, BelgradeFilozofija i Društvo0353-57382334-85772015-01-01261274610.2298/FID1501027C0353-57381501027CKant’s turn in the account of feeling: Critical response to the XVIII century sentimentalismCvejić Igor0Institut za filozofiju i društvenu teoriju, BeogradRationalism marked the first half of XVIII century German philosophy. Yet, in the second half of the century a new tendency - which based its orientation towards aesthetics on immediate feeling - emerged and ultimately paved the way to German romanticism. This paper aims to show the main features of Kant’s response to this new tendency. However, this response must be understood in terms of Kant’s transcendental philosophy and his tripartite division of irreducible faculties of the mind. I will argue that the development of Kant’s position was based on his account of the Feeling as a separate faculty of the mind, and the principle of purposiveness as an apriori principle for this faculty.http://www.doiserbia.nb.rs/img/doi/0353-5738/2015/0353-57381501027C.pdfKantfeelingtactusirreducible faculties of the mindpurposiveness
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title	Kant’s turn in the account of feeling: Critical response to the XVIII century sentimentalism
title_short	Kant’s turn in the account of feeling: Critical response to the XVIII century sentimentalism
title_full	Kant’s turn in the account of feeling: Critical response to the XVIII century sentimentalism
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description	Rationalism marked the first half of XVIII century German philosophy. Yet, in the second half of the century a new tendency - which based its orientation towards aesthetics on immediate feeling - emerged and ultimately paved the way to German romanticism. This paper aims to show the main features of Kant’s response to this new tendency. However, this response must be understood in terms of Kant’s transcendental philosophy and his tripartite division of irreducible faculties of the mind. I will argue that the development of Kant’s position was based on his account of the Feeling as a separate faculty of the mind, and the principle of purposiveness as an apriori principle for this faculty.
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Kant’s turn in the account of feeling: Critical response to the XVIII century sentimentalism

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