Practice and Realization

Focusing on the concept of freedom and the self-legislation of reason, this exploration delves into Kant's moral philosophy, addressing its vulnerabilities compared to his theoretical framework. It highlights the parallels between the challenges of practical realization and theoretical application. The author examines lesser-known writings by Kant, including his thoughts on politics, history, and education, emphasizing the limitations of self-legislation. This work builds on the author's previous studies of Kant and Hegel, providing a comprehensive analysis of Kant's philosophical contributions.