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  • Immanuel [[Kant]] (1724-1804) saw civilization as a ceremonial aspect of culture, an
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  • ...rstood]] as quite similar to - and was probably directly influenced by - [[Immanuel Kant|Kant]]'s term "a priori." Jung often seemed to view the archetypes as
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  • ...rst, they were explicitly linking up with the ''critical philosophy'' of [[Immanuel Kant]], where the term ''[[critique]]'' meant philosophical reflection on t
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  • ...f the leading progenitors of German [[idealism]], forming a bridge between Immanuel [[Kant]] and the leading [[figure]] of [[German Idealism]], Georg Wilhelm F
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  • * [[Kant. Immanuel]] 10,20-24,27,32-33, 48-49.9°-95, 180,244, 310 [[Karatani]], Kojin, 8, 20,
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  • ...atic viewpoint dominated, supported by the ideas of the German philosopher Immanuel [[Kant]], who ridiculed the view that emotional problems somehow led to men
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  • ...ulture]] (or subjectivity). The works of philosophers, such as the Germans Immanuel [[Kant]] (1724-1804) and Hegel, are, according to Žižek, haunted by the q
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  • ...7). According to him, [[external reality]] always remains unknowable, like Immanuel [[Kant]]'s <i>[[Ding]] an sich</i> ([[Thing]]-[[in-itself]]); but, like Kan
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  • ...ainst the unconscious. Freud did not hesitate to apply such conceptions to Immanuel [[Kant]]'s thought by suggesting, for example, that the [[superego]] is the
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  • ...al]] to reinvigorate metaphysics—in [[particular]] the [[philosophy]] of immanuel [[kant]], g. w. f. [[hegel]], and karl [[marx]] and friedrich engels. A gro
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  • * the [[German philosophy|German philosophical thought]] of [[Immanuel Kant]], [[Friedrich Wilhelm Joseph von Schelling|Friedrich Schelling]], [[G
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  • Hegel was fascinated by the works of [[Baruch Spinoza|Spinoza]], [[Immanuel Kant|Kant]], [[Jean-Jacques Rousseau|Rousseau]], and [[Johann Wolfgang von ...d themselves in the emerging criticism of the [[idealist]] philosophy of [[Immanuel Kant]]. To be more precise, Hölderlin and Schelling immersed themselves in
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  • ...his lust. We do not have to guess very long what his answer may be. <ref>[[Immanuel Kant]], <em>[[Critique of Practical Reason]]</em>, New York: Macmillan, 199
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  • In her book on Immanuel [[Kant]], (2000), Zupančič re-examines Kantian [[ethics]] with the aid of
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  • ...ment with a host of Descartes’ successors, most eminent among [[them]] [[Immanuel Kant]]. [[Jacques Lacan]], of course, was more heavily invested in [[Kant]]
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  • ...> Edited by Thomas Nenon'''<br /> Introduction, ''Thomas Nenon''<br /> 1. Immanuel Kant’s Turn to Transcendental Philosophy, ''Thomas Nenon''<br /> 2. Kant
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  • Immanuel Kant, the most influential philosopher of the modern age, transformed our e
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  • =‘Critique of Pure Reason’ by Immanuel Kant= [[Image:immanuel-kant-critique-of-pure-reason-theoryleaks-672x1024.jpg]]<BR>
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  • =‘The Conflict of the Faculties / Der Streit der Fakultäten’ by Immanuel Kant= [[Image:immanuel-kant-theoryleaks.jpg]]<BR>
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  • ...Karatani’s ''Transcritique'' introduces a startlingly new dimension to Immanuel Kant’s transcendental critique by using Kant to read Karl Marx and Marx t
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