Die frühe österreichische Kant-Rezeption – Von Joseph II. bis Franz II.

Wilfing, Alexander

doi:10.14220/9783737004800.27

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“…In Vienna, Kant's books were available in the eighties in most bookshops, and some viewed this as a flood of texts with references to Kant. This enthusiasm is said to have culminated in 1795-1797 when its reprint by a printing house in Graz appeared in the market 31 .…”

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The Reception and the Fear of Kant in the Late Eighteenth Century

Kollárová¹

2021

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Through a wide range of sources, this study reveals the non-philosophical spread of the ideas of Immanuel Kant in the Slovak regions of Hungary. The flow of philosophical ideas can be demonstrated not only in the works of the Hungarian followers of Kant, but also in censorship sources documenting the import of Kantian texts in the 1790s. The critical debates in correspondences and published texts reveal anti-Kantian argumentations. Information about the advertisements of Kant’s works and subscriptions to them also help form an idea about their popularity. Research on private albums reveals how the philosophical legacy circulated, despite bans and repressions, in non-public communication networks and how its social area extended beyond the sphere of philosophy and education.

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Section: Kant In Critical Debatesmentioning

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The Reception and the Fear of Kant in the Late Eighteenth Century

Kollárová¹

2021

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Die frühe österreichische Kant-Rezeption – Von Joseph II. bis Franz II.

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