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Title:Kant in Schiller : moralni zakon, nagnjenja in vrlina - I. del
Authors:ID Kante, Božidar (Author)
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URL https://journals.um.si/index.php/analiza/article/view/3820
 
Language:Slovenian
Work type:Scientific work
Typology:1.01 - Original Scientific Article
Organization:UZUM - University of Maribor Press
FF - Faculty of Arts
Abstract:Schiller je – v nasprotju s Kantom – v Kailasu lepoto premestil oziroma umestil na področje praktičnega uma. To pomeni, da načelo lepote ni konstitutivno, temveč regulativno, kar z drugimi besedami pomeni, da bi moral vsakdo ugledati lepoto v objektu. Lepota ni po Schillerju nič drugega kot svoboda v pojavu. Težava je, kako določiti, kdaj je nekaj v izkustvu pojav svobode. Schiller je prepričan, da pripisujemo svobodo tistim objektom, ki so samodoločujoči, tistim, ki delujejo zgolj iz samih sebe. Njegovo »objektivno« načelo pomeni »subjektivno univerzalnost«, v tem smislu Schiller ni prišel nič dlje od Kanta, ki tudi zagovarja »subjektivno univerzalnost«. Članek primerja gledišča Schillerja na eni strani in Kanta na drugi strani in zaključi, da je bil Schiller z vidika analiziranega v članku korak pred Kantom, in da je Kant potreboval nekaj let, da je prišel do skoraj istovetnega stališča.
Keywords:Schiller, Kant, lepota, moralni zakon, vrlina
Publication status:Published
Publication version:Version of Record
Publication date:22.12.2023
Place of publishing:Maribor
Publisher:Univerza v Mariboru, Univerzitetna založba
Year of publishing:2023
Number of pages:28
Numbering:Letn. 27, št. 1
PID:20.500.12556/DKUM-97187 New window
UDC:1Kant I.: Schiller F.:17:111.852
ISSN on article:2712-4916
COBISS.SI-ID:191793155 New window
DOI:10.18690/analiza.27.1.3-30.2023 New window
Publication date in DKUM:23.02.2026
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Title:Analiza : časopis za kritično misel
Shortened title:Analiza
Publisher:Društvo za analitično filozofijo in filozofijo znanosti, Društvo za analitično filozofijo in filozofijo znanosti, Univerza v Mariboru, Univerzitetna založba
ISSN:1408-2969
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Language:English
Title:Kant and Schiller : Moral Law, Inclinations, and Virtue - Part I.
Abstract:Schiller – in contrast to Kant – relocated or situated beauty in the realm of practical reason in Kallias. This means that the principle of beauty is not constitutive but rather regulative, which, in other words, implies that everyone should perceive beauty in the object. According to Schiller, beauty is nothing but freedom in appearance. The question is which appearances deserve to be interpreted in this way? Schiller is convinced that we attribute freedom to those objects that are self-determining, those that act solely from themselves. His »objective« principle should be interpreted only in terms of »subjective universality«. In this sense, Schiller does not advance beyond Kant, who also supports »subjective universality«. The article compares the viewpoint of Schiller on one side and Kant on the other and concludes that, based on the analyzed topic, here Schiller was a step ahead of Kant, and it took Kant a few years to arrive at an almost identical position.
Keywords:Schiller, Kant, beauty, moral law, virtue


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