Kant contra Herder: Almost against Nature
Kant contra Herder: Almost against Nature Martin A. Bertman, Helsinki University In Rousseau, Immanuel Kant found a congenial emphasis on (1) morality as the most important aspect of human dignity: its quality being freedom, (2) the perfectibility of humankind, and (3) the need to provide concrete, circumstantial proposals for moral progress in politics, particularly, in […]