LVIV LECTURES ON KANT'S "CRITICISM" FROM THE ACADEMIC YEAR 1935/1936

Discover the fascinating world of Immanuel Kant's philosophy through the eyes of Roman Witold Ingarden, an outstanding Polish philosopher. These unique Lviv lectures, conducted in the academic year 1935/1936, are an invaluable contribution to the understanding of Kant's criticism. Immerse yourself in the depth of thought of one of the most important philosophers of the 20th century, analyzing fundamental issues of epistemology and metaphysics.

• In-depth analysis of Kant's philosophy
• Unique lectures by Roman Witold Ingarden
• Historical context of the Lviv philosophical school
• Epistemological aspects of Kant's criticism
• Influence of Neo-Kantianism on Ingarden's thought

Roman Witold Ingarden, despite the many years since his death, remains a figure whose scientific work has not been fully explored. His Lviv lectures are a valuable part of this work, revealing new perspectives on understanding Kant's philosophy. This is a unique opportunity to learn about the interpretation of one of the most outstanding Polish philosophers, who with extraordinary insight analyzed the main issues of Kant's thought.

These lectures focus on epistemological issues, in which Kant made a revolution by asking questions about the limits of knowledge and the possibilities of the human mind. Ingarden analyzes Kant's concepts with extraordinary precision, showing their importance for the development of philosophy and science. It is a fascinating journey through a labyrinth of thought that allows for a deeper understanding of both Kant and Ingarden himself.

This publication is not only a record of lectures, but also a testimony to the intellectual life of Lviv in the interwar period. It was a time when this city was an important center of science and culture, and Lviv philosophers played a key role in shaping Polish thought. Ingarden's lectures are a valuable contribution to this tradition, showing the richness and diversity of the Lviv philosophical school.

Thanks to careful editing and editing, the reader receives a publication that is not only valuable in terms of content, but also aesthetically pleasing. The hardcover binding, high-quality paper and attention to detail make this a position that will certainly find its place in the library of every philosophy lover. Don't wait, order today and immerse yourself in the fascinating world of thought of Roman Witold Ingarden and Immanuel Kant!