Kant y la idea del progreso indefinido de la humanidad.
The idea of progress that underlies Modernity (and which Kant praises) has a very singular trait: its allegedly linear, irreversible and necessary character. Here we seek to analyze the fundamental dimensions of the Kantian conception of progress, and to trace its limits, appealing to a reformulatio...
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Ediciones Universidad de Navarra, SA
2011
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