Anonymous
7/20/2025, 11:33:13 PM No.24568113
Where do I start to read him?
Particually on his philosophy of moral - but in general is also welcome
Particually on his philosophy of moral - but in general is also welcome
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Anonymous
7/21/2025, 12:29:29 AM No.24568260
>>24568120
The CPR is the best place to start for most readers. You can try his dissertation and the form and principles of philosophy first though. His moral works like CpracR, metaphysical elements of ethics, and fundamentals of moral metaphysics won't make as much sense without the CPR. He issued his first challenge in his dissertation. Complete the Kantian challenges anon.
The CPR is the best place to start for most readers. You can try his dissertation and the form and principles of philosophy first though. His moral works like CpracR, metaphysical elements of ethics, and fundamentals of moral metaphysics won't make as much sense without the CPR. He issued his first challenge in his dissertation. Complete the Kantian challenges anon.
Anonymous
7/21/2025, 1:19:05 AM No.24568348
Prolegomena is easiest but people will protest ya gotta read shit first otherwise
Actually opus postuum is easy too
Actually opus postuum is easy too