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Social philosophy, political philosophy, history of German philosophy
Personal Profile
prof. Dr. Phil. Martin Muránsky, PhD.
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Head of Department
PhD study topics for the academic year 2024/2025
Kant’s Problem of “Radical Evil”Annotation:Kant’s theory of radical evil is closely linked to the broader concept of practical rationality and man’s responsibility for life as a whole. Reflection on this problem will consist, firstly, in elaborating the problem of the autonomy of “evil” in Kant’s historical concept and its modern equivalents, and secondly, in analyzing the changing concept of the “community of rational beings” in favor of its historicity. |
The Kantian egalitarian meaning of "dignity"Annotation:Kant’s concept of “dignity” as a normative starting point in thematizing the indivisibility of human rights is a key but still under-analyzed issue. The reflection on this relationship will be in two perspectives raised by E. Tugendhat: firstly, its anchoring in the principle of the relations of individual and collective autonomy, secondly, the elaboration of this normative starting point against the background of the ambivalent relationship of the right to property with the right to life. |