Contents

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. Preface 5
3. Contents IX
4. Abbreviations of Kant’s Works 11
5. Section I: Feelings and Action:Moral and Political Perspectives
6. Kant on the Difference between Right and Ethics: Are We Capable of Acting (Solely) from Duty? 3
7. Courage vs. Laziness: The Kantian Perspective between Education and Politics 19
8. Kant’s Concept of Unsocial Sociability 33
9. Section II: Feelings and Judgements:Scientific and Aesthetical Approaches
10. Kant’s Concept of Intensive Magnitude: Anticipating Scientific Experience 49
11. Kant’s Hypotyposis as Rhetorical and Poetical Presentation 61
12. The Aesthetic Representation of the Supersensible: Reassessing the Space of the Sublime 77
13. On the Conceptual Restriction of Aesthetic Judgments 97
14. The Heroic, the Pathic, the Barbaric: Kant’s Critique of Judgment and the Sight of War 111
15. Section III: Feelings and Environment Today:From a Kantian Perspective
16. Kant and Environmental Ethics, Starting from the Doctrine of Virtue 135
17. Shared Commitments and Ethical Values in the UN Agenda 2030 on Sustainable Development Goals: A Kantian Approach towards a Collectively Desirable State of the World 151
18. Climate Change and Natural Beauty: Kant’s Aesthetic Moderate Ecocentrism 175
19. Section IV: Feelings and Kant’s Heritage
20. “Das Gefühl ist factisch das erste ursprüngliche”: Remarks on the Role of Feeling in Fichte’s Wissenschaftslehre Nova Methodo 195
21. The Problem of the Aesthetic Idea in Kant and Hegel: The Relationship between Beauty and Morality 207
22. The Regulatory Use of the Ideas of Reason in Kant and Husserl 221
23. Feeling and System: The Developments of Kant’s Concept of the Feeling of Pleasure and Displeasure in Hermann Cohen’s Aesthetics 235
24. Index of persons