Filosofický časopis | |
Teze o apriorním zdroji pocitu vznešena u Karla Heinricha Heydenreicha a její předobraz v Kantově pojetí úcty | |
关键词: karl heinrich heydenreich; immanuel kant; sublime; respect; transcendental philosophy; history of aesthetics; enlightenment; | |
DOI : 10.46854/fc.2022.1r.43 | |
来源: DOAJ |
【 摘 要 】
Karl Heinrich Heydenreich (1764–1801), a now almost forgotten German thinker of the late Enlightenment, attempted his own transcendental-philosophical definition of the aesthetic category of the sublime in the article “Grundriß einer neuen Untersuchung über die Empfindungen des Erhabenen” (1789), which preceded Kant's Critique of Judgment by a year. Thanks to this endeavor, he was often described in the history of aesthetics as being a Kantian in aesthetics before Kant, but his article has not to this point received a detailed analysis. The present study shows that, in particular, Kant's moral-philosophical concept of respect for moral law played a crucial role in Heydenreich's reflections on the sensation of the sublime as a product of pure reason.