Sobre el mal radical. Ensayo de la heterodoxia kantiana
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https://doi.org/10.3989/isegoria.2004.i30.473Abstract
The kantian theory of a «radical evil inhabiting human nature» contrasts with a general anthropological optimistic tenor perceptible in kantian philosophy. It meant a significant turning point in the often too superficial optimistic trends of the Enlightenment. Hut its literal sense (appealing to an act of pre-individual freedom) has an obvious difficulty. The present paper proposes an heterodox interpretation, which would avoid the difficulty, although so losing part of the tempting enigmatic reach of the kantian proposal.
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