Kant's philosophy: key terms

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  • 1 Down 6 letters · starts with G

    Inborn talent, for Kant the origin of all fine art

    Show answer GENIUS
  • 2 Down 4 letters · starts with D

    What one must do out of respect for the moral law, not from inclination

    Show answer DUTY
  • 3 Down 8 letters · starts with A

    Self-legislation of the will: giving the moral law to oneself

    Show answer AUTONOMY
  • 4 Across 6 letters · starts with B

    What pleases universally, without interest and without a concept

    Show answer BEAUTY
  • 5 Across 8 letters · starts with M

    Ability to use one's own understanding without another's guidance

    Show answer MATURITY
  • 6 Down 8 letters · starts with C

    In Kant not fault-finding but an examination of what a faculty can achieve

    Show answer CRITIQUE
  • 7 Down 7 letters · starts with F

    Kant's postulate whose reality shows itself through the moral law

    Show answer FREEDOM
  • 8 Across 10 letters · starts with K

    Prussian city, now Kaliningrad, where Kant spent almost his whole life

    Show answer KÖNIGSBERG
  • 9 Down 4 letters · starts with K

    Philosopher of the Enlightenment, 1724–1804, professor of logic and metaphysics

    Show answer KANT
  • 10 Across 7 letters · starts with D

    The absolute worth of a person, unlike a price it admits of no equivalent

    Show answer DIGNITY
  • 11 Down 5 letters · starts with S

    Together with time, a pure form of our sensible intuition

    Show answer SPACE
  • 12 Across 5 letters · starts with M

    The subjective principle of action: the rule someone actually acts on

    Show answer MAXIM
  • 13 Across 6 letters · starts with R

    Highest faculty of cognition; in its practical use it legislates for the will

    Show answer REASON
  • 14 Down 4 letters · starts with S

    One of the three ideas of the unconditioned, besides world and God

    Show answer SOUL
  • 15 Across 4 letters · starts with H

    Empiricist, like Locke and Berkeley

    Show answer HUME