Making the Most of the Moral Uses of Imagination in Kant: Comments on Part <scp>IV</scp> of <i>Seeing More</i>

I use the translations of Kant's works in the Cambridge Edition of the Works of Immanuel Kant, citing Ak. vol:page except with the standard A/B references to the first Critique. Abbreviations are as follows: A/B = Critique of Pure Reason (Guyer-Wood translation 1998); Ak = Deutsche Akademie der Wissenschaften edition of Kant's gasammelte Schriften (Berlin: Walter de Gruyter, 1902ff).

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European Journal of Philosophy
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2025-09-01
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Making the Most of the Moral Uses of Imagination in Kant: Comments on Part IV of Seeing More

Mavis Biss
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Making the Most of the Moral Uses of Imagination in Kant: Comments on Part IV of Seeing More

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I use the translations of Kant's works in the Cambridge Edition of the Works of Immanuel Kant, citing Ak. vol:page except with the standard A/B references to the first Critique. Abbreviations are as follows: A/B = Critique of Pure Reason (Guyer-Wood translation 1998); Ak = Deutsche Akademie der Wissenschaften edition of Kant's gasammelte Schriften (Berlin: Walter de Gruyter, 1902ff).

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