Kritik einer kolonialen Vernunft. Über Kants Rassismus hinaus.
In this paper, I examine Kantian philosophy with a twofold aim: As a first step, I situate his theories on race within the context of his critical philosophy, especially the third Critique. I can thereby show not only that Kant was racist, but also get a better look at the implications of his racism...
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Wiener Gesellschaft fur interkulturelle Philosophie
2023
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