On the"Critical" Nature of Questions in Kant's Philosophy
Juan Li
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Juan Li
Abstract
The influence of Kant's philosophy lies in his critical spirit that penetrates all sciences.His criticism is not the negative one that people generally understand,but one analysis and examination for rationality.The critical spirit in his philosophy is concretely reflected in his philosophical questions.That kind of rational criticism he founded has the permanent philosophical significance.
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The influence of Kant's philosophy lies in his critical spirit that penetrates all sciences.His criticism is not the negative one that people generally understand,but one analysis and examination for rationality.The critical spirit in his philosophy is concretely reflected in his philosophical questions.That kind of rational criticism he founded has the permanent philosophical significance.
Key concepts: Criticism, Rationality, Critical philosophy, Epistemology, Philosophy, Critical theory, Practical philosophy, Literature