Haus, Markt, Staat

This study is the first monograph to explore Kant's reflections on economics both systematically and in detail. It takes into account legal-philosophical and ethical arguments from Kant's apriori practical philosophy as well as his empirical anthropological observations and thoughts. The book is targeted at Kant scholars but also at economic philosophers, economists, and intellectual historians.

Autorentext

Achim Brosch, Goethe University Frankfurt am Main, Germany.

Zusammenfassung

"[...] eine Einführung in das Denken des großen Aufklärers anhand von Beispielen mit wirtschaftlichem Bezug und damit von großem Wert für alle, die Kant nicht nur als Zitatgeber gebrauchen, sondern sich seinem Denken wirklich nähern wollen."

Frank Wiebe in: Handelsblatt, 14.06.2024, https://epaper.handelsblatt.com/epaper/handelsblatt-2024-06-14-epa-1337/?interactivelayer=78946

"The volume published by Achim Brosch is very welcome in the field of international Kantian studies, as it covers an overt gap in this line of research. (...) In my view the main outcome of this valuable book bears on its capacity to accurately break down Kant's complex understanding of the elements that integrate it, outlining that the household and the market bring about a welfare that the state in itself would not be able to produce." - Nuria Sánchez Madrid, Professor of Philosophy, Complutense University of Madrid, in: Con-Textos Kantianos 20, 291-293, published online 23.09.2024 https://dx.doi.org/10.5209/kant.98234