Cosmopolitanism and Human Reason An Introduction

  • Angelo Cicatello University of Palermo,
Palabras clave: Kant, Cosmopolitanism, Cosmic philosophy, Moral community, Human Reason

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Over and above the modalities with which it is expressed in the domains of Kant’s system, the theme of cosmopolitanism embodies the meaning of a philosophy seen as a plan to build on the connection between man, polis and reason; an essential connection that in human reason identifies not a simple endowment which everyone has by nature but a form of life to be realized in the world, a purpose whose binding strength is only fully expressed in the public dimension.

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Angelo Cicatello, University of Palermo,
Angelo Cicatello is Associate Professor of Theoretical Philosophy at the University of Palermo, where he teaches Metaphysics. A researcher on Kant and German classical philosophy, he has also taken an interest in the themes of Classical Critical Theory and developments of ontological-metaphysical problems within contemporary reflection.
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Publicado
2019-12-19
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Cicatello A. (2019). Cosmopolitanism and Human Reason An Introduction. Con-Textos Kantianos. International Journal of Philosophy, 10, 8-14. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.3583226
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Número monográfico ("El cosmopolitismo kantiano. Tradición y perspectivas")