Part I. Anthropological Didactic: Book I. On the cognitive faculty; Book II. On the feeling of pleasure and displeasure; Book III. On the faculty of desire; Part II. Anthropological Characteristic: A. On the character of the person; B. On the character of the sexes; C. On the character of peoples; D. On the character of the races; E. On the character of the species.
This volume offers a translation of Kant's pioneering contribution to the discipline of anthropology.
Robert B. Louden is Professor of Philosophy at the University of Southern Maine. Manfred Kuehn is Professor of Philosophy at Boston University.
"This new, fully annotated translation of Kant's Anthropology from
a Pragmatic Point of View is a welcome addition in light of the
continuing focus among scholars on the question of whether
empirical psychology is possible for Kant."
Philosophy in Review, Gregory Kalyniuk
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