Fisher, N. Concerning the Future of Metaphysics and the Question about God According to Immanuel Kant (with Insights into Martin Heidegger’s Critics). Translated by Kirsberg, I. V.

Abstract: Kant’s critical metaphysics is described in three chapters against the old and new tradition (Plato, Aristotle, Anselm, Foma Akvinsky, Heidegger, Levinas) as the anticipation of future metaphysics. By origin Heidegger’s philosophy has much in common not only with the Christian beliefs and theology but also Kant’s metaphysics Thus, a famous remark about the language from a conversation with a Japanese makes us refer to Kant. The expression shows that origin always means future to come.

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