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SUDAKOV, A.K. “THE TRUE SELFNESS”: MIND AS FREEDOM IN KANT’S ETHICAL PERSONALISM

Abstract: The author asks a number of questions: “What is the deep anthropology of Kant? Where one should find the “true selfness” worth of being the metaphysical subject of the unattainable freedom? What is the freedom of a thinking person?” and tries to provide some answers.

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