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Eintrag Nr. 20052
Literature type Articles
Author Renz, Ursula
Title Epistemic Autonomy in Descartes, Spinoza and Kant
Subtitle The Value of Thinking for Oneself
Title of magazine / anthology Spinoza and Relational Autonomy : Being with Others
Editor (surname first) Armstrong, Aurelia ; Green, Keith ; Sangiacomo, Andrea (Hrsg./eds.)
Place published Edinburgh
Publisher Edinburgh University Press
Year 2019
Pages [33]-49
Pages in total (of the volume) XI, 211
Contains bibliography 48-49
Mention of Spinoza 2. Individualism and Perfectionalism and the Mature Spinoza: 36-41 ; ferner/further: 33-34, 41-42
Language English
Thematic areas Epistemology / methodology / philosophy of mind, Ethics, Theory of society
Subject E, Ep.
Subject (individuals) Descartes, René ; Kant, Immanuel
Autopsy yes
Complete bibliographic evaluation yes
German commentary "... we should focus on these accounts" - i.e. "for maintaining epistemic individualism" - "that are most likley tp provide good reasons for individualism, and these are to be found, I think, in the rational rather than in the empiristic tradition. ... In the end, it will turn out, perhaps somewhat surprisingly, that both Spinoza and Kant, while adopting a rather critical stance toward the Cartesian concept formation, remained loyal to what may be considered Descartes' reasons for his epistemic individualism."
English commentary "... we should focus on these accounts" - i.e. "for maintaining epistemic individualism" - "that are most likley tp provide good reasons for individualism, and these are to be found, I think, in the rational rather than in the empiristic tradition. ... In the end, it will turn out, perhaps somewhat surprisingly, that both Spinoza and Kant, while adopting a rather critical stance toward the Cartesian concept formation, remained loyal to what may be considered Descartes' reasons for his epistemic individualism."
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