The comprehension of thefoundation of Kants thesis will, thus, strictly depend on the meaningthat the philosopher intended to assign to the two concepts we are dealingwith. Hence, it will be necessary to ask what “motive” means for Kant in1781 and what shape his conception of sentiment ...
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