REFLEXE, Vol 2017 No 53 (2017), 57–80
Kant o sebepoznání člověka
[Self-Knowledge of Man in Kant]
Jiří Chotaš
DOI: https://doi.org/10.14712/25337637.2018.4
zveřejněno: 30. 04. 2018
Abstract
The author argues that for Kant man’s self-knowledge is very limited. From the theoretical point of view, a man knows himself only in the same way as he knows other objects in nature. From the practical point of view a man knows himself according to the effects of his actions in the sensible world and, only indirectly, makes a conclusion about their cause. Kant ascribes to man an intelligible character, but this character remains hidden to him. From both points of views, therefore, a man knows himself only in the way as he appears to himself, and not as he is in himself.
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ISSN: 0862-6901
E-ISSN: 2533-7637