Freedom of the Human Person: In the Thought of Karol Wojtyla and Immanuel Kant
PREFACE; INTRODUCTION; Chapter I | FREEDOM AS GIFT; 1. THE LIMITS OF RATIONAL SPECULATIVE COGNITION; 2. MAN AS PERSON; 3. THE IMPORTANCE OF FREE WILL; 4. MAN AS INHABITANT OF TWO WORLDS; Chapter II | FREEDOM AS TASK; 1. MORALITY AS CALL TO ACTION AND THE EXISTENCE OF GOD; 2. THE EXPERIENCE OF OBLIGA...
| Zusammenfassung: | PREFACE; INTRODUCTION; Chapter I | FREEDOM AS GIFT; 1. THE LIMITS OF RATIONAL SPECULATIVE COGNITION; 2. MAN AS PERSON; 3. THE IMPORTANCE OF FREE WILL; 4. MAN AS INHABITANT OF TWO WORLDS; Chapter II | FREEDOM AS TASK; 1. MORALITY AS CALL TO ACTION AND THE EXISTENCE OF GOD; 2. THE EXPERIENCE OF OBLIGATION AS TASK; 3. OBLIGATION AND RESPONSIBILITY; 4. PARTICIPATION AS TASK; CHAPTER III | FREEDOM AS FULFILMENT; 1. PERSONHOOD IN COMMUNITY; 2. PARTICIPATION AS BASIS OF THE "I -- YOU" RELATION; 3. PARTICIPATION AS REALISATION OF LOVE; CONCLUSION; BIBLIOGRAPHY; REGISTER OF PERSONS; INDEX |
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| Beschreibung: | LIST OF ABBREVIATIONSABOUT THE AUTHOR. - Print version record |
| Physische Details: | Online Ressource (174 pages) |
| ISBN: | 978-3-8305-2171-6 3-8305-2171-5 |
