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Title Kant and mysticism: critique as the experience of baring all in reason's light
Creators Palmquist Stephen
Collection Электронные книги зарубежных издательств ; Общая коллекция
Subjects Mysticism. ; Critical theory. ; EBSCO eBooks
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Language English
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Kant and Mysticism interprets Kant's early criticism of Swedenborg's mysticism as the fountainhead of the Critical philosophy. Kantian Critique revolutionizes not only traditional metaphysics, but also our understanding of mysticism: Critical mysticism is a unitive experience that impels us to lay bare all human pretensions to reason's light.

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  • Table of Contents
  • List of Figures
  • Preface
  • Introduction
  • I: Swedenborg’s Influence onKant’s Critical Awakening
    • 1 The Copernican Hypothesisas the Key to Kant’s Awakeningfrom Dogmatic Slumber
    • 2 The Impact of Swedenborg’s Mysticism on Kant’s Metaphysical Dreams
    • 3 Kant’s Awakening
    • 4 Kant’s Metaphysical Dream
  • II: Kant’s Critical Philosophyas a Critique of Mysticism
    • 5 Does Mystical Experience Always Prompt Delirium?
    • 6 Kant’s Critique of Delirious Mysticism
    • 7 Immediate Experience of the Moral
    • 8 Key Metaphors GuidingKant’s Critical Mysticism
  • III: The Opus Postumum as an Experiment in Critical Mysticism
    • 9 Can the Original (Threefold) Synthesis Be Consciously Experienced?
    • 10 The Categorical Imperativeas the Voice of God
    • 11 Matter’s Living Force as Immediate Experience of the World
    • 12 The Highest Purpose of Philosophyas Exhibiting the God–Man
  • Conclusion
  • Works Cited
  • Index
  • About the Author
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