《Kant#39;s critism on Chinese philosophy》.pdfVIP

gregory m. reihman CATEGORICALLY DENIED: KANT’S CRITICISM OF CHINESE PHILOSOPHY If Kant is right, then Chinese philosophy is impossible. —Mou Tsung-san1 Philosophers who bring Kant and Chinese philosophy together typi- cally do so to illuminate one by the light of the other, to supplement one with features of the other, or to accomplish some blend of these two purposes. In this paper, I shall explore somewhat different terrain by discussing the grounds of Kant’s