¿Qué significa pensar moralmente? Dos maneras actuales de entender a Kant: Robert B. Brandom y Jürgen Habermas
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https://doi.org/10.3989/isegoria.2004.i30.482Abstract
Two hundred years often I. Kant's death, his influence grows more and more each day. The list of such past and present philosophers as have received, in a way or another, the Kantian heritage cannot be easily encompassed. Among them all, there are two outstanding philosophers whose intellectual origin -analytic philosophy and Frankfurtian thought respectively- would not in principle betray any Kantian lineage. However they have been able to reach a rare mustering of the problematic essence of Kant' s reflexion, chiefly as regards the self-grounding of counterfactual thought within the framework of a pragmatic-transcendental view of language use. We are referring to Robert B. Brandom and Jürgen Habermas.
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