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modern philosophy,
neo-
Kantianism (German: Neukantianismus) was a
revival of the 18th-century
philosophy of
Immanuel Kant. The
neo-
Kantians sought to develop...
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period of
German idealism after Kant is also
known as post-
Kantian idealism or
simply post-
Kantianism. One
scheme divides German idealists into transcendental...
- The term
Kantianism or
Kantian is
sometimes also used to
describe contemporary positions in
philosophy of mind, epistemology, and ethics.
Kantian ethics...
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epistemic idealism is ****ociated with
Kantianism and
transcendental idealism, as well as with the
related Neo-
Kantian philosophies.
Transcendental idealists...
- po****r
philosophies at the time, such as Hegelianism, materialism,
neo-
Kantianism, and the
emerging positivism. In an age of
upcoming revolutions and...
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without empirical basis. The late 19th
century also saw the
emergence of
neo-
Kantianism as a
philosophical movement,
within the
rationalist tradition. The logical...
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areas including (i) Kelsen's
original introduction of the term, (ii) the
Neo-
Kantian reception of the term by Kelsen's
critics and followers, and (iii) the...
- (1842–1910). Pragmatism,
Radical empiricism.
Hermann Cohen (1842-1918).
Neo-
Kantianism,
Jewish philosophy.
Peter Kropotkin (1842–1921).
Anarchist communism...
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Hermann Cohen and Paul
Natorp there developed what came to be
known as
neo-
Kantianism. As the name suggests, this
aimed to
develop Kant's
philosophy and apply...
- Paradiso,
among others.
Notable facets of her work
include criticism of
neo-
Kantianism, post-modernism, and
political theology in
tandem with what has been...
