The “Friends of Kant Society” can be traced back directly to the circle of friends invited by Kant to his […]
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* Bean Speech (Bohnenrede) is a speech traditionally given at a luncheon or dinner held each year on Immanuel Kant’s […]
Memorial Address for William Motherby[1] The author of this memorial address, August Hagen (1797-1880), was the youngest son of a close friend […]
Prussian Provincial NewspapersPublished by the Society for the Rescue of Neglected Children in Königsberg for the Benefit of the InstitutionVolume […]
Robert Motherby, long-time friend of Immanuel Kant, was born on December 23, 1736 in Hull (Yorkshire, England). He had four […]
Immanuel Kant: Note to Physicians (1782) Kants Werke. Akademie Textausgabe VIII, pp. 5-8. [tr. by Robert R. Clewis] With respect […]
A murder of an Afro-American detainee by a policeman at the end of May 2020 caused a public outrage in […]
“Enlightenment is every human’s emergence from his self-imposed immaturity. Immaturity is the inability to use one’s own understanding without another’s […]
Foto des Autors: © Julian Kut, Universität Duisburg-Essen The overarching framework of this book are the issues culture of memory, collective […]
The merchant Joseph Green (1727-1786), who came from Hull in England, had “already come over from England at a young […]
Kant was first introduced into China in 1866. In 1886, the British missionary Joseph A. E. mentioned Descartes, Bacon, Locke, […]
Das erste Mal begegnete ich Immanuel Kant im Jahre 1992, bei meinem ersten Besuch in Kaliningrad, kurz nach dem Ende […]
I take it for granted that every person of education will acknowledge some interest in the personal history of Immanuel […]
One generally learns at least three things, however brief the sketch of Kant’s life: he never married, he never traveled, […]
Why would an Englishman write a book about East Prussia? It is at the furthest point of Europe to my […]
Kant-Tage 2013 in Kaliningrad/Königsberg Kant’s way toward perpetual peace in the 21st century Hiroo Nakamura (Nagano, Japan) “May Nagasaki be […]
Ineta Balode: The Intellectual Relationship between Königsberg and the Baltic Region in the 18th century. Johann Gotthelf Lindner und Jacob […]
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Thank you very much for having come here today to remember an event in Germany: the proclamation of the German […]
Dear Friends of Kant,Ladies and Gentlemen, I am pleased to address all the English speaking friends of the philosopher Immanuel […]
