This man argued that obedience without freedom leads to the formation of secret societies in a refutation of Hobbes called "On the Common Saying: That may be true in Theory, but is of no use in Practi
This man argued that obedience without freedom leads to the formation of secret societies in a refutation of Hobbes called "On the Common Saying: That may be true in Theory, but is of no use in Practice." In one essay, this man argued that the pastor's advice "Do not argue" hinders man's desire to "sapere aude!" or "dare to know" that was necessary for "man's emergence from his self-imposed tutelage." In another work, this man claimed that synthetic a priori judgments are restricted to the realm of the phenomena, or appearances, and is apart from the "thing-in-itself." This author of What is Enlightenment? also formulated the categorical imperative. For 10 points, name this German philosopher who wrote Critique of Practical Reason and Critique of Pure Reason.
This man argued that obedience without freedom leads to the formation of secret societies in a refutation of Hobbes called "On the Common Saying: That may be true in Theory, but is of no use in Practice.
Immanuel Kant