Anthropology from a Pragmatic Point of View

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Pub. Date: 1974-04-30
Publisher(s): Springer Verlag
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Summary

Now in paperback, this complete, authoritative, and annotated English translation of Immanuel Kant's Anthropology in pragmatischer Hinisicht, which Kant describes as a systematic doctrine of the knowledge of humankind, is the only English translation currently available.

Table of Contents

Preface
Introduction
Introductionp. 3
Anthropological Didactic
On Being Conscious of One's Selfp. 9
On Egoismp. 10
On Being Arbitrarily Conscious of One's Ideasp. 14
On Self-Observationp. 15
On the Ideas We Have without Being Aware of Themp. 18
On Distinctness and Indistinctness in Relation to the Consciousness of One's Ideasp. 21
On Sensibility in Contrast to Understandingp. 24
Apology for Sensibilityp. 28
On the Potentiality of the Cognitive Facultyp. 32
On the Artificial Games Played with Sensory Perceptionsp. 35
On the Admissible Moral Perceptionp. 37
On the Five Sensesp. 40
On the Inner Sensep. 49
On the Causes of Increasing or Decreasing Sensory Perceptions According to Degreep. 50
On the Decreasing, Weakening, and Entire Loss of the Faculty of the Sensesp. 54
On the Sensory Productive Faculty with All Its Branchesp. 64
Of the Faculty of Visualizing the Past and the Future by means of the Imaginationp. 73
On Involuntary Invention in a Sound Mental State, that is, on Dreamsp. 81
On the Faculty of Designation (facultas signatrix)p. 83
On the Faculty of Cognition as Far as It Is Based on Understandingp. 90
Anthropological Comparison of the Three Higher Cognitive Faculties with Each Otherp. 91
On the Soul's Weaknesses and Illnesses with Respect to Its Cognitive Facultyp. 97
On the Talents of the Cognitive Facultyp. 118
On the Specific Differences between the Comparative and the Argumentative Intelligencep. 119
On Sensuous Pleasurep. 130
On Emotion in Contrast to Passionp. 156
On the Emotions in Particularp. 158
On Passionsp. 172
On the Highest Physical Goodp. 184
On the Highest Ethicophysical Goodp. 185
Anthropological Characterization
The Character of the Personp. 195
The Character of the Sexesp. 216
The Character of Nationsp. 225
On the Character of Racesp. 236
On the Character of the Speciesp. 237
Notesp. 255
Indexp. 291
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