Category Archives: Kant

Sincerity and Kant’s Inner Religion

From Immanuel Kant, Religion Within the Limits of Reason Alone (trs. Greene & Hudson), p. 178, n. 2: O sincerity! Thou Astraea, that hast fled from earth to heaven, how mayst thou (the basis of conscience, and hence of all … Continue reading

Knitting Society Together: Sentimentalism and the Sublime

One of the more common problems of modernity is the realization that man’s harmony with nature is out of joint. All the giants take up the problem that morality can no longer be grounded in the senses, the aesthetic, or … Continue reading