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... 2014 Kantian ethics Puritan ethics Pflicht duty NSM semantic theory Anglocentrism ARTICLE Can there be common knowledge without a common language? German Pflicht versus English Duty Anna Wierzbicka...

... Kantian ethics when you pointed out that at 3 a.m., in a deserted city, in front of a traffic light, you stop only if you are a fool: or if you are Kant.” 42 Humor and clarity were his defining traits as a teacher, qualities that are also notably present in his interviews and philosophical writings...

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...Émilie Hache; Bruno Latour The field of “science studies” has often been suspected of dubious moral grounds because of its intensive concern with nonhumans; the accusation is made by those who use a roughly Kantian definition of what it is to occupy the moral high ground. By evaluating four...

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..., Makkali of the cowshed, Ajita of the hairshirt, and Vardhamana Mahavira and Siddhartha Gautama, the more reputable founders of Jainism and Buddhism, respectively. By modernity, Jaspers means individual self-sufficiency, in the Kantian sense: a dissociative freedom from the paraphernalia of law, custom...

... others—about a good that is dis- tinct from self-interest, about law and duty and “that short but imperious word ought.” 13 I am not claiming to reconcile Kantian and Darwinian moral theories, COMMON KNOWLEDGE COMMON which cannot be done...

... with “being humane with” them. Interpreting humaneness as an expansive sense of love was opposed by the modern philosopher Mou Zongsan 牟宗三 (1909–1995), who understood humaneness as benevolence ( ren ci 仁慈). In his Kantian reading of Confucian ethics, Mou argued that benevolence is different from...

... of Anselm and His God; The Discipline of Subjectivity: An Essay on Montaigne; Kant’s Copernican Revolution; My Kantian Ways; Ethics Vindicated: Kant’s Transcen- dental Legitimation of Moral Discourse; and Hegel’s Dialectical Knowledge. Sir John Boardman...

... pistemo ress f the relation between Marxian and Kantian ideas, fors...

... “deeply suspicious of the notion of obligation ,” if understood in Kantian terms, Rorty nonetheless held that a nontranscendental sense of ethical responsibility could be cultivated by expanding one's contingent sense of moral identity as a community member who, as a result of acculturation, feels...

... it is unlikely that a Calvinist or a Kantian could ever succeed in convincing the other of the truth of his opinions, it may well be that the two will discover (perhaps to their own surprise) far less disagreement with regard to how each translates COMMON KNOWLEDGE KNOWLEDGE COMMON...

... is , , noumena 28 (B xxvii). (B , the quietism of the Kantian system...

... of by theme is means notquotations contingent. humanities is merely a coincidence as well. However, the decision to approach the paraphrastic symmetry. That anthropology is perhaps the most Kantian of all...

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... Saussure. But there are deep philosophical connections between Dostoevsky and Derrida involving their shared Kantian sensitivity to questions of proof and the links to each through Nietzsche—a general reverence, in other words, for life’s darker...

... nal stages around Clement Greenberg’s neo-Kantian image of each art as as ofart each image Clement Greenberg’saround neo-Kantian stages nal...

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... Zammito’s valiant efforts to restore him to Kantian status, the less vivid figure, both per- sonally and intellectually, that is perhaps only to be expected, as the satirical dis- tich Zammito quotes from Lessing suggests: K. pursues a weighty course To teach the world a lesson He measures every...