Kant's Political Philosophy: Between Science and Morality

This chapter analyzes Immanuel Kant's contributions to political thought, emphasizing the interplay between his philosophical frameworks and ethical considerations. It critiques Kant's views on the limitations of politics and the potential for enlightenment to foster a peaceful society, while also questioning the viability of a universal political order. The discussion highlights the impact of Kant's distinctions between phenomena and noumena, and the inherent challenges linking human nature to governance.