Constructivism in Ethics 2013
DOI: 10.1017/cbo9781139094221.005
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Kant’s constructivism

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“…36 See 5:119-120. 37 Compare Ameriks(2003), Reath(2006, Sensen(2013), Pollok(2017). 38 But see Schafer(forthcoming-d) 39 For more on my understanding of Kant's conception of cognition, see Schafer(2018-b, forthcoming-b), for other important work on this topic, see Smit(2000), Willashek and Watkins(2018), and Tolley(manuscript).…”
Section: Kant's Constitutivism and The Unity Of Reasonmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…36 See 5:119-120. 37 Compare Ameriks(2003), Reath(2006, Sensen(2013), Pollok(2017). 38 But see Schafer(forthcoming-d) 39 For more on my understanding of Kant's conception of cognition, see Schafer(2018-b, forthcoming-b), for other important work on this topic, see Smit(2000), Willashek and Watkins(2018), and Tolley(manuscript).…”
Section: Kant's Constitutivism and The Unity Of Reasonmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Practical cognition, on the other hand, is characterized by Kant as cognition of what ought to be. 40 As such, as Kant understands it, it is a form of cognition which (canonically) relates to its object by being the ground of that object's existence. 41 It is crucial to keep both of these forms of cognition in mind when reading the first of these characterizations.…”
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“…the value or dignity of humanity (see Wood ; Watkins and Fitzpatrick ; Fitzpatrick ; Stern ; cf. Bagnoli ; Sensen ). To reply to this objection it is important to examine the role that the claims about equal respect and recognition play in the constructivist argument for cooperation.…”
Section: Coordination As a Problem Cooperation As A Solutionmentioning
confidence: 99%