2 Freiheitskonzepte in Kants Philosophie
This chapter presents an overview on the freedom concepts in Kant's philosophy. It discusses the theory of transcendental freedom in the dialectic chapter of the critique of pure reason. In the so-called freedom antinomy, Kant discusses the question of whether the totality of conditions is explored in addition to causality according to natural laws. The chapter discusses the failed attempt of the deduction of the moral law in the groundwork of the metaphysics of morals. It presents a brief overview on the theory of free will in the critique of practical reason. The chapter reveals the reference points in the reflections of the seventies and metaphysics readings. It examines the free will as a template for Kant's own theory of practical freedom. The structure consideration of the will expresses that there is an ever greater degree of real self-determination. The original text of the chapter is in German.Keywords: free will; freedom antinomy; Kant's philosophy; metaphysics of morals; practical freedom; real self-determination