Reconstrucția teoretică a filosofiei morale kantiene
The theoretical reconstruction of Kantian moral philosophy

Summary/Abstract: Quite often, Kantian secondary literature tends to extract a particular problem and analyze it until it seems to lose contact with the system of transcendental philosophy. Let us think, for example, of Hermann Cohen’s highly detailed interpretation, which ends up eliminating intuition from critical philosophy, or of the distinction between analytic and synthetic, taken up by analytic philosophy and turned over in every possible way until the connection with the whole from which it had been extracted has almost completely disappeared.

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