Lee Chung-jin: The detour of Kantian philosophy

Kant philosophy is often likened to a huge mountain. The mountain of the great, high Kant philosophy deals with a lot of philosophical problems from the laws of the stars to the advances of meta-inspiracies, from human perception to the characteristics of human species, and the philosophical achievements that Kant has left us with regard to some topics are so great that not only all philosophers but also the public can see them without difficulty. As with many ways of climbing high mountains, there are many ways to approach the philosophy of Kant. The most basic method, the safest and surest way is to analyze the Kant text and track the process of the identity of Kant, but that's not the only way. One of the many different ways is to compare Kant philosophy with other philosophical systems. This road does not lead us to the summit of the mountain, as is done by text analysis, but instead it takes us to a point where we can easily see the size and height of the mountains. On the right-hand side of the comparison, it's also a very effective way to find that other researchers have their work everywhere, as if it were a guide sign. The book thus contains the appearance of Kant philosophy as it walked in a right circuit. To the end of the idea of understanding Kant philosophy, it summons Luther and Hobbes, Russo, Hegel, Máx, and the public to compare it with Kant.

Korean title: 칸트철학의 우회로

Korean author: 이충진

Korean publisher: 이학사

ISBN-13: 9788961474399