Rationalism and ethics of I. Kant: Essence, lessons, potentializations and prospects
Abstract
The article consistently traces the formation of the transcendental philosophy of I. Kant, and comes to the relationship between the empirical and rational at the point of practical functioning of the categorical imperative, and the associated human duty, morality, conscience and freedom. Next, the question is raised about potentiation, new incipient and possibilistic forms of continuation of Kantian philosophy, as well as the significance of the rationalistic and ethical tradition of I. Kant for philosophy, personal and social life of a person in the space and time of today and tomorrow.
Keywords
rigorism,
conscience,
rationalism,
ethics,
categorical imperative,
subject,
morality,
reason,
virtue,
human
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Chistov R.S. Rationalism and ethics of I. Kant: Essence, lessons, potentializations and prospects. The Tidings of the Baltic State Fishing Fleet Academy: Psychological and Pedagogical sciences. 2024;(2(68)):64-69. (In Russ.)
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