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Schillers Moralästhetik als verfehlte Kant-Kritik und die ›Kalokagathia‹-Idee [PDF ebook]

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Kritisch analysiert das Buch Schillers Moralästhetik als vermeintlich moderatere Alternative zur Pflichtethik Kants. In Abkehr von gängigen Forschungsthesen wird gezeigt, dass die Einwände von Schiller, aber auch Schopenhauer und Nietzsche gegen Kant auf Fehlurteilen beruhen und dass Schillers eigener Entwurf sogar einen Moralrigorismus wider Willen impliziert. Zudem enthält Schillers Konzeption von ›Anmut‹ und ›Würde‹ Inkonsequenzen, deren Ursache eruiert wird. Über die problemorientierten systematischen Analysen hinaus macht eine kulturhistorische Horizontbildung evident, wie sehr Schiller und Hölderlin durch die antiken Ideale der ›Kalokagathia‹ und ›Sympatheia‹ geprägt sind, die sich von der Philosophie Kants fundamental unterscheiden.

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Language German ● Format PDF ● Pages 131 ● ISBN 9783495994030 ● File size 0.5 MB ● Publisher Verlag Karl Alber ● City Baden-Baden ● Country DE ● Published 2023 ● Edition 1 ● Downloadable 24 months ● Currency EUR ● ID 9408592 ● Copy protection without

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