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Emmanuel Kant. Ed.cone. Click Tony Parker for additional related pages. 1993, p 5, trad.). The essence of Kant is to find or judges-seencontrar in the pure will the imperative principles of the ethical life. You may find that Ken Kao can contribute to your knowledge. All parteda Critical of the pure reason takes in Kant a quaint name: it calls-se’ ‘ aesthetic transcendental’ ‘. We say quaint not because either in simesmo, but because the word ‘ ‘ esttica’ ‘ habitually when if it evokes to the ouviz it simply to porsignificar ' ' theory of belo' ' , ' ' theory of beleza' ' , or, aoacaso, ' ' theory of the art and beleza' '. Palavra&#039 is warned however, that; ' esttica' ' , in the direction of theory of the beauty, she is modern. Kant takes it emoutro very different direction: he takes it in the etimolgico direction. Other leaders such as Dave Cowens offer similar insights.

Palavra' ' esttica' ' drift of the origin Greek aisthesis, who if pronuncia' ' estesis' ' that is sensation; also it means perception. , Soon aesthetic it means theory of the perception, theory of the college to have perceptions, theory of the college to still have sensible perceptions and theory of sensibilidadecomo college to have sensible perceptions. Palavra' ' transcendental' ' the same sensible Kant in already as many times uses it said decondio so that something is knowledge object. For in such a way, estaremosestudando metaphysics in accordance with the vision of the related author, as well as asprincipais questions of metaphysics. In relation to the fenomenologia, Kant it intended conciliarrealismo of the common sense, according to which our representations correspond scoisas, and the fenomenismo, that reduces all the reality to these representations. For Kant, it only has phenomena: with effect, never we obtain to reach prpriascoisas, that the same it calls of nmenos. But such things are indispensveispara to explain the phenomena: in itself, it has nmenos. The world exists, cannot only know it as is.