Wilfrid Sellars cites this philosopher as his most important influence and titled a book after this man's "Variations." In one essay, he asserted that representative republics provided the path to international pacifism, while in another essay, which praised Frederick II as an ideal ruler, he defined the title concept as "Man's emergence from his self-incurred immaturity," This author of "Perpetual Peace" and "What is Enlightenment?" described a concept which requires people to formulate rules that should be followed in
Wilfrid Sellars cites this philosopher as his most important influence and titled a book after this man's "Variations." In one essay, he asserted that representative republics provided the path to international pacifism, while in another essay, which praised Frederick II as an ideal ruler, he defined the title concept as "Man's emergence from his self-incurred immaturity," This author of "Perpetual Peace" and "What is Enlightenment?" described a concept which requires people to formulate rules that should be followed in all circumstances.  That concept, which was found in his Groundwork for the Metaphysics of Morals, is the "categorical imperative." For 10 points, name the philosopher who wrote Critiques of Practical and Pure Reason.
Wilfrid Sellars cites this philosopher as his most important influence and titled a book after this man's "Variations."
Immanuel Kant