A late work of social science by this man contains a "Didactic" section on "cognizing the interior as well as the exterior of the human being" and a "Characteristic" section on cognizing the human interior from the exterior.
A late work of social science by this man contains a "Didactic" section on "cognizing the interior as well as the exterior of the human being" and a "Characteristic" section on cognizing the human interior from the exterior. For this man, the "unity of all places on the face of the Earth as a spherical surface" was one justification for property rights and hospitality. This man included mathematical, commercial, moral, and theological branches in his sixfold division of the field of geography. This man gave more lectures on geography than any other subject, claiming that it was a "propadeuctic" (*) to prepare people for ethics. While at the Albertina University on Kneiphof, an island now named for him, this man posited a program for the social sciences in Anthropology from a Pragmatic Point of View. He presaged democratic peace theory by positing that all nations should be republics in an essay written like a mock treaty. For 10 points, name this thinker whose daily walks over and by the Pregel river were allegedly so punctual that they set the clocks for the inhabitants of Konigsberg, the author of Perpetual Peace and Metaphysics of Morals.
A late work of social science by this man contains a "Didactic" section on "cognizing the interior as well as the exterior of the human being" and a "Characteristic" section on cognizing the human interior from the exterior.
Immanuel Kant