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"Have the courage to use your own understanding!" With this immortal challenge, Kant delivers the most influential definition of enlightenment ever written-yet many English translations remain questionable or simply inaccessible to modern readers. This edition offers a fresh, clear rendering that preserves Kant's philosophical precision while making his revolutionary ideas genuinely comprehensible.Kant's essay remains to this day the most influential definition of enlightenment and a plea for the courage to think independently in an era that he himself did not yet call enlightened, but rather…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
"Have the courage to use your own understanding!" With this immortal challenge, Kant delivers the most influential definition of enlightenment ever written-yet many English translations remain questionable or simply inaccessible to modern readers. This edition offers a fresh, clear rendering that preserves Kant's philosophical precision while making his revolutionary ideas genuinely comprehensible.Kant's essay remains to this day the most influential definition of enlightenment and a plea for the courage to think independently in an era that he himself did not yet call enlightened, but rather an "age of enlightenment."An essential text for understanding both the German Enlightenment and the ongoing struggle for intellectual freedom in any age.Volume 5 in the Voices of the German Enlightenment series, following Wieland's "The Secret of the Order of Cosmopolitans," Herder's "Ideas for a Philosophy of the History of Mankind," Schiller's "What is Universal History," and Mendelssohn's"Jerusalem."
Autorenporträt
Immanuel Kant war "der" Philosoph der deutschen Aufklärung und Professor für Metaphysik in Königsberg. Er gehört zu den bedeutendsten Denkern der abendländischen Kultur und gilt zentrale Gestalt der modernen Philosophie.

Jean Delaube, Pseudonym eines Berliner Schriftstellers und Historikers, hat sich der philologischen Erschließung und Neuinterpretation aufklärerischer Schlüsseltexte verschrieben. Nach seinem Studium der neueren Geschichte an der Humboldt-Universität vertiefte er sich in die transformative Phase deutscher Geistesgeschichte zwischen Spätaufklärung und Frühromantik.