Free will and determinism in Metaphysics: Kant's example

This work is an analysis of metaphysics, of radonal theology (as metaphysics has been called), which is not as sterile as it may seem to the myopic vision of the majority. In addition to the objectives indicated, it has another purpose. And that is that many are determinists when it comes to science...

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Autor principal: Bermann, Gregorio
Formato: Artículo revista
Lenguaje:Español
Publicado: Universidad Nacional de Córdoba 1920
Materias:
Kant
libre arbitrio
determinismo
metafísica
teología racional
free will
determinism
metaphysics
rational theology
Acceso en línea:https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/REUNC/article/view/4285
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spelling I10-R344-article-42852023-08-01T15:44:51Z Free will and determinism in Metaphysics: Kant's example El libre arbitrio y el determinismo en la Metafísica: El ejemplo de Kant Bermann, Gregorio Kant libre arbitrio determinismo metafísica teología racional Kant free will determinism metaphysics rational theology This work is an analysis of metaphysics, of radonal theology (as metaphysics has been called), which is not as sterile as it may seem to the myopic vision of the majority. In addition to the objectives indicated, it has another purpose. And that is that many are determinists when it comes to science, but, out of a trace of pusillanimity, think that there may be powerful philosophical motives that can or should make them change their position when it comes to the so-called moral sciences. Finally, a theory exercises a power all the more seductive and deceptive over the minds of men, and they consider it all the more worthy of respect and observance, the more abstruse and impenetrable are the reasonings with which it is defended. Este trabajo es de análisis de la metafísica, de la teología radonal (como se ha llamado a la metafísica) que no es tan estéril, como pueda parecer a la visión miope de la mayoría. A más de los objetivos señalados, tiene otra finalidad. Y es que muchos son deterministas cuando se trata de ciencia, pero, por un resto de pusilanimidad, piensan que puede haber poderoso motivos filosóficos que pueden o deben hacerles cambiar de posición cuan-do se trata de las llamadas ciencias morales. Por último, ejerce una teoría, un poder tanto más seductor y engañoso sobre la mente de los hombres y la consideran tanto más digna de respeto y de acatamiento, cuanto más abstrusos e impenetrable son los razonamientos con que se les defiende. Universidad Nacional de Córdoba 1920-03-01 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion application/pdf https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/REUNC/article/view/4285 Revista de la Universidad Nacional de Córdoba; Vol. 7 Núm. 1 (1920): Marzo; 161-177 0370-7687 spa https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/REUNC/article/view/4285/6417 Derechos de autor 1920 Universidad Nacional de Córdoba https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0
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topic Kant
libre arbitrio
determinismo
metafísica
teología racional
Kant
free will
determinism
metaphysics
rational theology
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libre arbitrio
determinismo
metafísica
teología racional
Kant
free will
determinism
metaphysics
rational theology
Bermann, Gregorio
Free will and determinism in Metaphysics: Kant's example
topic_facet Kant
libre arbitrio
determinismo
metafísica
teología racional
Kant
free will
determinism
metaphysics
rational theology
author Bermann, Gregorio
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title Free will and determinism in Metaphysics: Kant's example
title_short Free will and determinism in Metaphysics: Kant's example
title_full Free will and determinism in Metaphysics: Kant's example
title_fullStr Free will and determinism in Metaphysics: Kant's example
title_full_unstemmed Free will and determinism in Metaphysics: Kant's example
title_sort free will and determinism in metaphysics: kant's example
description This work is an analysis of metaphysics, of radonal theology (as metaphysics has been called), which is not as sterile as it may seem to the myopic vision of the majority. In addition to the objectives indicated, it has another purpose. And that is that many are determinists when it comes to science, but, out of a trace of pusillanimity, think that there may be powerful philosophical motives that can or should make them change their position when it comes to the so-called moral sciences. Finally, a theory exercises a power all the more seductive and deceptive over the minds of men, and they consider it all the more worthy of respect and observance, the more abstruse and impenetrable are the reasonings with which it is defended.
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