Kant and His Philosophical Revolution (The World's Epoch-Makers)

ix, 302 pp. CONTENTS: Part I. Origins: The Larger Environment--The Origins and Condition of Kant's Germany - The Larger Environment (Continued)--The Intellectual Perspective--Eclecticism--Cross-Currents of Rationalism, Empiricism, and Sentimentalism - The Nearer Environment: Parentage--Home and School--Pietism - The Nearer Environment (Continued): Academic Influences--Society and Urban Life--The Inner Man; Part II. Development: The Period of Scientific Eclecticism - The Period of Hesitation - The End of an Epoch; Part III. The Philosophical Revolution: The Theoretical Consequences of the Critical Philosophy - The Critical Philosophy and the Function of the Moral Life - The Teleological Aspect of Experience and Religion - Forward From Kant; Index.