Kantianism

Kantianism is a general term for philosophical positions that are in direct succession to and closely based on Immanuel Kant .

Kantianism includes various groups of followers of Kant:

• direct students who spread Kant's philosophy ( Marcus Herz , Gottlob Benjamin Jasche , Carl Christian Erhard Schmid , Johann Gottfried Kiesewetter , Wilhelm Traugott Krug ), cf. also: Friedrich Gottlob Born
• Philosophers whose teaching closely followed Kant, even if certain modifications took place ( Carl Leonhard Reinhold , Jakob Friedrich Fries , Salomon Maimon , Friedrich Eduard Beneke )
• The neo-Kantian (z. B. Marburg School and Southwest German school ) in the second half of the 19th century
• The criticism (from the neo-Kantian Kant independent representative)
• Contemporary Kant researchers who are closely related to Kant, such as B. Henry E. Allison , Rainer Brandt , Paul Guyer , Dieter Henrich , Otfried Höffe , Helmut Holzhey , Gerold Prauss , Dieter Schönecker , Dietmar Heidemann .
• further representatives: Friedrich Karl Forberg , Eric Weil , Jean Ferrari , Claude Piché , Monique Castillo , Robert Theis .

literature

• Norbert Hinske (ed.): The departure into Kantianism . Frommann Holzboog 1995, ISBN 978-3-77281533-1