Essays on Immanuel Kant

Kantianism and Utilitarianism, Kantianism is an action is only good as long as it doesn’t violate the rule logic. For example, what if people lied all the time then there would be no truth in this world. Utilitarianism is the belief that an action is…

What world would you rather live in? A world where your happiness or life can be taken away from you for the sake of others or a world where you’re acknowledged as a rational being? According to Kant, we should look at our maxims, or…

Subjective certainty is different in that it is based on the size of the inductive gap relative to all information gained by the system at a given point. Subjective certainty is sufficient for most pragmatic applications. Particular sense data are information, not truths, because they…

Philosophy is a critical reflection of religion and its content, and as such it only moves within the limits of the mind. According to both Kant (58) and Kierkegaard (64), philosophy is in a certain paradoxical situation of the human mind because it disturbs some…

Nicholas Tower came crashing down at the sound of an explosion! Shouts of terror echoed all over Independence Square Port of Spain as several people lay dead on the street whilst others were bleeding from injuries caused by flying debris. Another bomb had gone off,…

Kant’s “What is enlightenment” was written in 1784. In his essay, Kant basically replied to a question that was asked in 1783 by Reverand Johann Zollner. Reverand Johann Zollner was a government official who posed an open question to all about the removal of clergy…

Immanuel Kant had a keen awareness of the schism separating the capacity of human beings to perceive the world around them and truly know about things in the world. Despite how unsettling the truth may have appeared at the time, Kant viewed the removal of…

Immanuel Kant, who was a German, was born in 1724 and died in 1804. He is considered to be a modern figure of philosophy as his viewpoint talked about the fundamental concepts of the human mind along with other important philosophical conceptions that are still…

Immanuel Kant Immanuel Kant’s most enduring work, What is Enlightenment? is one of the most famous and impactful of all Kant’s essays. According to Kant the definition of “Enlightenment is man’s emergence from his self-imposed nonage.” Enlightenment is the ability for humans to think for…

Select any theme or philosophical question addressed by Plato or Aristotle and that continued to be dealt with by subsequent philosophers down through Kant. Describe the problem and show how it had been treated. Show what you would consider development and explain. I decided to…