KANT KARL JASPERS PHILOSOPHICAL MONOGRAPH

Discover the depth of Immanuel Kant's thought, insightfully analyzed by Karl Jaspers, one of the most eminent experts in Kantian philosophy. This unique monograph is not only a presentation of the views of the father of modern philosophy but also a condensation of the author's opinions, judgments, and own concepts. Ideal for readers familiar with Kant's philosophy, it is a significant contribution to Kantian literature.

• In-depth analysis of transcendental analytics
• Precise presentation of the heart of the Critique of Pure Reason
• Enumeration of the fundamental misunderstandings accompanying Kant's thought
• Significant position in Kantian literature
• Translation by Prof. Mirosław Żelazny fills a gap in Polish philosophical literature
• Condensation of opinions and judgments of the author
• Addressed to readers familiar with Kant's philosophy

Karl Jaspers, the author of this monograph, was not only a classic of philosophy but also one of the most eminent contemporary experts in the philosophy of Immanuel Kant. His work stands out because it presents Kant's views in a comprehensive and profound way, analyzing his thought from a historical and contemporary perspective. Jaspers not only presents the main assumptions of Kantian philosophy but also enumerates the fundamental misunderstandings that accompanied it from the very beginning to his time. This makes his treatise an extremely important position in Kantian literature, and the translation by Prof. Mirosław Żelazny fills an essential gap in Polish philosophical literature.

This monograph was not intended to popularize Kant's thought but is addressed to readers familiar with his philosophy. It contains a precise analysis and presentation of transcendental analytics, the very heart of the Critique of Pure Reason. The author also enumerates the fundamental misunderstandings accompanying Kant's thought, from its inception to his time. This makes his treatise a very important position in Kantian literature, and the translation by Prof. Mirosław Żelazny will fill an essential gap in Polish philosophical literature.

Marek Derewiecki Publishing presents this monograph in a hardcover edition, with 248 pages in a 215x158 mm format. The year of publication is 2023, which guarantees a fresh look at classical philosophy. This book is not just a read; it's a journey into the depths of the thought of one of the most important philosophers in history.