Eric Weil's Kantianism
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https://doi.org/10.36517/arf.v6i11.19039Keywords:
Weil. Fichte. Kant. Moral. Moralization.Abstract
According to a formula already established, the philosophy of Eric Weil is a post-Hegelian Kantianism. But in what sense is it a Kantianism? To answer this question, we must emphasize two aspects: first, the systematic design of Eric Weil holds a place for the philosophy of Kant, revealing its limitations. Secondly, that his philosophy is a resumption of the Kantian way of thinking. In the following pages, I will discuss these two aspects, starting from on the thoughts of Eric Weil to resume his Kantian source. More precisely, I will start from the Logic of Philosophy to reach the Critique of Judgment and the interpretation given by Weil.Downloads
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