Kant, Voegelin, and Race. A Commentary on Eric Voegelin's Reception of Kant's Race Idea

Alejandro Mumbrú Mora

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Kant, Voegelin, and Race. A Commentary on Eric Voegelin's Reception of Kant's Race Idea

Alejandro Mumbrú Mora

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L'objectiu principal d'aquest article és problematitzar la lectura de la teoria racial de Kant per part d'E. Voegelin. Si bé és cert que Kant introdueix una estricta diferenciació entre les dimensions sensibles i intel·ligibles de l'ésser racional finit, en les seves reflexions sobre la raça també estableix una dependència entre els trets físics i morals que, contràriament a l'opinió de Voegelin, el converteixen en un pas crucial del procés d'"interiorització de la persona". També mostrarem que la jerarquia racial de Kant té conseqüències significatives tant per a la seva filosofia política com per a la seva filosofia de la història, una altra vegada en oposició al supòsit de Voegelin.

Títol traduït de la contribució	Kant, Voegelin y la raza. Un comentario sobre la recepción por parte de Eric Voegelin de la idea de raza de Kant
Idioma original	Anglès
Títol de la publicació	Body Ideas and Political Communities in Eric Voegelin's Early Work on Race
Editors	Nicoletta Scotti Muth, Bernat Torres Morales
Pàgines	227-249
Nombre de pàgines	23
Volum	Eric Voegelin Studies: Yearbook, Volume 3
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.30965/9783846768860_010
Estat de la publicació	Publicada - 2024

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Kant, Voegelin, and Race. A Commentary on Eric Voegelin's Reception of Kant's Race Idea. / Mumbrú Mora, Alejandro.
Body Ideas and Political Communities in Eric Voegelin's Early Work on Race. ed. / Nicoletta Scotti Muth; Bernat Torres Morales. Vol. Eric Voegelin Studies: Yearbook, Volume 3 2024. pàg. 227-249.

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