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Systematicity in the Critique of Judgment: The Emergence of a Unified Subject.

A literary criticism is presented of the book "Critique of Judgment" (Third Critique), by Immanuel Kant. It considers the views of critics Rudolph A. Makreel and John H. Zammito, arguing that the book portrays a unified human subject in whom self-consciousness, which is related to feeling and vitali...

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Published in:Journal of Speculative Philosophy Vol. 25; no. 4; pp. 343 - 359
Main Author: Woolwine, Sarah
Format: Literary Criticism
Published: Pennsylvania State University Press 2011
Subjects:
Critique of Judgment (Book : Kant)
Kant, Immanuel, 1724-1804
Subject (Philosophy)
Self-consciousness (Awareness)
Emotions
Makreel, Rudolf A.
Zammito, John H.
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Summary:A literary criticism is presented of the book "Critique of Judgment" (Third Critique), by Immanuel Kant. It considers the views of critics Rudolph A. Makreel and John H. Zammito, arguing that the book portrays a unified human subject in whom self-consciousness, which is related to feeling and vitality, unites theoretical reason and practical reason.