Kant argued that our knowledge is shaped by innate categories of understanding (epistemology), which structure how we perceive reality (ontology). This synthesis limits our access to ...

How can Kant’s philosophy guide us through conflict? Our colleague Dr Lilian Alweiss discusses Kant’s views on war and peace in today's Irish Times.

Immanuel Kant’s The Critique of Pure Reason delves deeply into the nature and limits of human knowledge, offering profound insights that can be applied to various fields – now including cyber security ...

The anti-Black ideas within Immanuel Kant’s philosophy show how liberalism and racism are closely intertwined.

300 years ago, on April 22, 1724, the German philosopher Immanuel Kant was born in Königsberg, East Prussia. He is not only an outstanding historical figure in philosophy, but Kant’s profound ...

"Immanuel Kant's philosophy of ""Perpetual Peace"" remains relevant today, emphasizing the importance of reason amid contemporary conflicts." ...

The question is seldom raised, and the autobiographical remarks usually ignored, for traditional readings of Kant focus on his epistemology, or theory of knowledge.

In Kant’s political writings, the idea of peace and a cosmopolitan view of social organisation – broadly, that there should exist a global community that overrides smaller-scale boundaries – are ...

Remember again Kant’s analytic-synthetic distinction - let me reiterate something; I am only using this as a model for distinction – I do not think Kant’s ideas or definitions are strong enough to ...