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Cubierta Con-textos kantianos 21 (2025)

N. 21 (2025)

Pubblicato: 2025-06-30

Notas y discusiones

Nick Cave, Dolly Parton, and Sojourner Truth Walk into a Bar…

Helga Varden

1-3

Interviews

Interview with Prof. Karin de Boer

Karin de Boer, Mahdi Ranaee

5-8

Dossier

Dossier Kant on Sentiments: Between Morality and Aesthetics Editors Faustino Fabbianelli and Antonino Falduto

Faustino Fabbianelli, Antonino Falduto

9
The feeling of life in Kant: teleology, nature, and freedom

Leandro José Rocha

11-21
Virtue Is Its Own Reward: Kant on Moral Contentment

Vojtech Kolomy

23-29
The Systematic Significance of Gratitude in Kant's Practical Philosophy

Àlex Mumbrú Mora

31-40
The Rejection of the Concept of Good Taste in Kant’s Critique of the Power of Judgment

Manuel Sánchez Rodríguez

41-49
Kant on the Feeling of Certainty

Lorenzo Mileti Nardo

51-63

Articles

Kantian Universalism in Context

Leon van Rijsbergen

65-75
Lucinde and the figuration of the limit: the Kantian anti-foundationalism of German Romanticism

Antonio Castillo Ávila

77-92
Between ‘citizen of the world’ and ‘patriot’: Kant’s Pragmatic Cosmopolitanism vs. John S. Mill’s Political Utilitarianism

Alexey Salikov

93-99
A Kantian perspective on moral duty concerning far distant generations: from noumenal freedom to phenomenal law

Alberto Morán Roa

101-113
Kant, Human Nature, and Climate Change

Holly L. Wilson

115-125
Brandom and Kant on the normativity of concepts and rules

Bruno Gabriel Muntaabski

127-138
Infinity and extensive magnitude.On the transcendental notion of infinity as the foundation of the procedure of synthesis of extensive magnitudes

Alberto López López

139-150
The Community Aspect of Kant’s Virtuous Circle Between Ethics and Politics

Nicole Martinazzo

151-157
Fichte’s Interpretation of Kant in §6 of the Second introduction to the Science of Knowledge

Marco Mulone

159-168
Do only rational humans possess dignity?

Franklin Ibañez, Richard Orozco

169-176

Reviews

Being ‘out in the Territory,’ or Belonging through Hope

Thanos Spiliotakaras

177-179
Dalle monadi ai sogni: l’itinerario precritico di Kant

Samuele Fasol

181-183
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Metaphysics as a Science and the Worldly Concept of Philosophy

David Del Bianco

185-189
Heritage and actuality of Kantian Conception of Rationality

Giacomo Manzi

191-193
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Unidad de la razón desde la dualidad de lo sublime en Kant

Pedro Sepúlveda Zambrano

195-197