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Welche Philosophen waren Idealisten?
Als Deutscher Idealismus wird die Epoche der deutschen Philosophie von Kant bis zu Hegel und zum Spätwerk Schellings bezeichnet. Als zeitliche Rahmendaten gelten meist das Erscheinen von Kants Kritik der reinen Vernunft (1781) und der Tod Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegels (1831).
War Kant Idealist?
Der kritische Idealismus oder transzendentale Idealismus wurde von Immanuel Kant entwickelt. Nach Kant hat das Erkennen nie direkt mit Objekten, wie sie an sich selbst sind, zu tun, sondern mit deren Erscheinungen im Bewusstsein.
Was ist der kritische Idealismus?
Why is Kant called a transcendental idealist?
1 As Ellis notes: „Kant uses the term ‚transcendental‘ to refer to innate cognitive structures (or the norms of thought) that make our knowledge possible. Thus, Kant’s idealism is a transcendental idealism, since the world-to-mind conformity relation is due to these transcendental structures.“
Is Kant a moral realist?
However, Kant is clearly neither a non-cognitivist nor an error theorist. If, as Sayre- McCord argues, the non-cognitivist and the error-theorist are the only two opponents of the moral realist, and Kant is neither one of these, then it follows that Kant is a moral realist in this specific sense of the term.
Was Kant a moral Objectivist?
Kant obviously is an ethical objectivist. Moral rules do not depend on the will of humans or God, but are found in the very nature of the soul, a rational soul. We are back to Aquinas ‚ moral rationalism, but Kant’s God plays a lesser role in morality. There are universal moral rules that humans must follow.
Was Kant a nominalist?
§1. Nominalism 1) Kant was a nominalist; although his philosophy would have been rendered compacter, more consistent, and stronger if its author had taken up realism, as he certainly would have done if he had read Scotus . Hegel was a nominalist of realistic yearnings. I might continue the list much further.