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Cubierta Con-textos kantianos 22 (2025)

n. 22 (2025)

Publicado: 2025-11-05

Discussions

Situated universals (visions from the Third World)

Macarena Marey

1-6
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Interviews

Interview with Pauline Kleingeld

Pauline Kleingeld, Fiorella Tomassini

7-10
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Dossier 1

Kant’s Philosophical Context: Mendelssohn, Lessing and the Enlightenment

Pablo Genazzano, Guillem Sales Vilalta

11-14
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Before (and beyond) Kant’s Paralogisms: Wolff’s Psychologia Rationalis (1734) and Mendelssohn’s Phaedon (1767)

Guillem Sales Vilalta

15-24
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Is Metaphysics the only Discipline that Can Be Complete? The Completeness of Metaphysics in Kant and Wolff

Bruna Picas Prats, Dino Jakušić

25-38
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Kant and Mendelssohn about Idealism

Roberto Horácio Sá Pereira

39-51
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God’s perfection and human perfection: Mendelssohn’s account in the Evidenzschrift and its relation to Wolff’s philosophy

Emanuel Lanzini Stobbe

53-65
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The Step into Existence: Reasoning toward God in Mendelssohn’s Morning Hours

José María Sánchez de León Serrano

67-78
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“What Is Jewish Philosophy? An Attempt at a Definition Based On Jerusalem (1783) By Moses Mendelssohn

Anaïs-Rivka Delambre

79-88
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Baumgarten’s Shift in Rationality. An Analysis through the Notion of “Extensive Clarity”

David Hereza-Modrego

89-94
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The Power of Illusion. Disgust and Representability in Moses Mendelssohn’s Aesthetics

Serena Feloj

95-100
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Lessing’s Influence on the Development of Mendelssohn’s Theory of Mixed Sentiments

Pablo Genazzano

101-109
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Lessing, Schlegel, and Romantic Enlightenment. On the incidence of Lessing in Schlegel's critique

Germán Garrido Miñambres

111-119
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Articles

Kant and the Duty to Stay in the State of Nature

Norbert Slenzok, Patryk Trzcionka

121-133
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Kant's cosmopolitan interest in knowledge

Ana María Andaluz Romanillos

135-144
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«The human being is the only creature that must be educated». On the relationship between Kant’s education and philosophy of History

Inês Beatriz Ferreira

145-157
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Kant, the European Commission, and the Unity of Reason Actualidad e inactualidad de la distinción entre el político moral y moralista político como clave de bóveda de la saga crítica

Antonio Sánchez Domínguez

159-172
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The Bias Against Dependence: Women and Passive Citizenship in the Doctrine of Right.

Jorge Omar Rodríguez Ramírez

173-182
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Aesthetic Disinterestedness from a Metaphysical Point of View

Sílvia

183-192
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The Role and Scope of Intuition (Anschauung) in Kant Transcendental Philosophy

Alexei Krioukov

193-199
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Kant on Individual Noumena and the Limits of Discursive Understanding

Rodrigo Zanette de Araujo

201-212
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The Davos Debate and essence of man

Francisco Joaquín Cortés García

213-223
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Dossier 2

How to do things with ideas: Katharina Kraus on the regulative function of Kant’s Ideas of Reason

Noam Hoffer

225-230
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Discussion of Katharina Kraus' Kant's Ideas of Reason

Jessica Tizzard

231-234
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How Many Types of Ideas Must be Considered to Reconstruct the Real Concept of Ideas in Kant?

Michael Lewin

235-242
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Author Replies to the Comments from Hoffer, Tizzard, and Lewin

Katharina Kraus

243-254
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Reviews

Obituary

Reinhard Brandt y el Archivo kantiano de Marburgo

Roberto R. Aramayo

269-270
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