This man cites overhanging cliffs and thunder clouds as examples of how nature is "dynamically sublime," arguing that "organized beings" are "natural ends" in one work.
This man cites overhanging cliffs and thunder clouds as examples of how nature is "dynamically sublime," arguing that "organized beings" are "natural ends" in one work. In addition to "On the Use of Teleological Principles in Philosophy", he introduced the notion of a maxim to supplement his idea of a priori basis for morality in Groundwork of the Metaphysics of Morals. This man also discussed the agreeable and the beautiful in The Critique of Judgment. For 10 points, name this philosopher who introduced the "categorical imperative" and authored The Critique of Pure Reason.
This man cites overhanging cliffs and thunder clouds as examples of how nature is "dynamically sublime," arguing that "organized beings" are "natural ends" in one work.
Immanuel {Kant}