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The present collection brings together a number of studies interested in highlighting the role of reflexivity and sentiment in Kant's philosophy. Authors in this volume have succeeded in highlighting how Kant's commitment to reflexivity represents a privileged gateway of exploring the complexity and richness of human experience. Aesthetic and moral sentiments represent a particular site of human reflexivity, insofar as both experiences bring to light a specifically human world.
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The present collection brings together a number of studies interested in highlighting the role of reflexivity and sentiment in Kant's philosophy. If philosophy is by definition a reflective endeavor, Kant's writings document a particularly powerful philosophical enterprise; not only because he constitutes reflexivity itself into the cornerstone of philosophical method, but also because, in doing so, he unveils fundamental structures of human subjectivity.Authors in this volume have succeeded in highlighting how Kant's commitment to reflexivity represents a privileged gateway of exploring the complexity and richness of human experience. Aesthetic and moral experiences are particularly eloquent in this regard: aesthetic and moral sentiments represent for Kant a particular site of human reflexivity, which bring to light a specifically human world, marked by different kinds of normativity, in the midst of which humans actually live.
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Ana Marta González / Alejandro G. VigoIntroduction. Sentiment and Reflexivity: Kantian Approaches to the Unfolding of the Human WorldChristel FrickeReflective Sentimentalism in Aesthetics: Hume's Question and Kant's AnswerSoledad García FerrerRevolutionary Happiness: On the Complicated Relationship Between Ethics and Politics in KantAna Marta GonzálezA Kantian Avenue Towards Korsgaard's Notion of »Practical Identity«: Kant on Humanity and CultureAlba JiménezDie Metabasen der Begierde und das Gesetzliche: Die Falte des Gefühls als Triebfeder der MoralNuria Sánchez MadridKants Theorie der Klugheit: Eine interaktive Auffassung der Handlung?Alejandro G. VigoReflektierte Wahrnehmung. Kant und der reflexive Weg zur Befreiung des GefühlsMariano CrespoPhenomenology, Feelings and Identity. How Husserl's Phenomenology of Feelings Contributes to the Problem of Personal IdentityAutorenverzeichnis / List of Contributors
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Ana Marta González (PhD1998). Scientific Director of the Institute for Culture and Society at the University of Navarra, her research explores the intersection between moral philosophy and social sciences. Her publications include: Practical identity, obligation and sociality (JSP 2018), The Pending Revolution: Kant as a Moral Revolutionary (Filosofija.Sociologija 2017), Emoción, sentimiento y pasión en Kant (Trans-Form-Açao 2015), La filosofía kantiana como filosofía de la cultura (Isegoría 2014), Kant's philosophy of education (JPE 2011), Culture as mediation. Kant on nature, culture and morality (Georg Olms 2011), Kant and a culture of freedom (ARSP 2010), Kant's contribution to social theory (Kant Studien 2009).Alejandro G. Vigo (PhD1993 Heidelberg). Professor of Philosophy at the Department of Philosophy, University of Navarra, his teaching and research interests embrace Ancient Greek Philosophy (Plato and Aristotle), Kant, Phenomenology (Husserl and Heidegger), Hermeneutics(Gadamer) and Classical and Contemporary Theories of Practical Rationality. His publications on Kant include: Determinación y reflexión (Anuario Filosófico 2004), Reflexión y juicio (Diánoia 2006), Conceptos trascendentales, reflexión y juicio (Diánoia 2008), Kategoriale Synthesis und Einheit des Bewusstseins (R. Enskat [Hg.], Kants Theorie der Erfahrung, Berlin - New York 2015, p. 169-199), Contingencia y finalidad. Kant y la perspectiva reflexiva sobre la naturaleza (Open Insight 2017).
