by Thomas Hanke, Georg Sans · Felix Meiner · tapa dura · ISBN 9783787349777
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«Kants Theorie des Bösen im Kontext» is the collective philosophy volume edited by Thomas Hanke and Georg Sans, published by Felix Meiner in hardback (220 pages, in German).
The volume studies the theory of radical evil that Kant sets out in «Religion within the Bounds of Bare Reason» (1793), examining whether it contradicts or deepens his autonomous ethics and whether it approaches the Christian doctrine of original sin. It also reconstructs the theological debates of the period, the influence of rationalist metaphysics and contemporary psychology, and the systematic classification of Kant's transcendental explanation of the reality of evil.
Volume number 34 of the Kant-Forschungen series. Includes contributions by Alexander Aichele, Christine Axt-Piscalar, Jürgen Brunner, Christian Danz, Thomas Hanke, Andrea Poma, Georg Sans SJ, Marianne Schröter, Jakub Sirovátka, Anna Szyrwińska-Hörig and Margit Wasmaier-Sailer.
Aimed at scholars and students of German philosophy and the history of ethics, as well as those researching Kant's practical philosophy from theological and systematic perspectives.
