Understanding Kant

jessecheyenne · #1 Oct 20, 2007, 11:19 AM

I have a test on Kant's Universal History, Perpetual Peace, and Groundworks. He is so confusing...i have tried to understand the flow of his thoughts but i have eventually gotten myself more lost. Does anyone understand him in a way that would be accessible for a non-philosopher like myself? I just need a quick summary of his thoughts so when i re-read the works i understand what he is essentially proving. THANKS!

firmbeliever · Oct 20, 2007, 11:35 AM

Is this homework?

Kant: Judgments
Here is a simpler version of his views.

jessecheyenne · Oct 20, 2007, 11:48 AM

no...i have test on the philosophical development of thought on Globalization. There are over thirteen philosophers i need to know, and the only one i am really struggling with is Kant.



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