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The primacy of practice and the goal of a peaceful world order in Kant's philosophy
Sententiae 43 (2):193-201 (2024)
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Markus Willaschek's conference talk (International Scientific Conference “Kant's Philosophy and the Challenges of Modernityˮ, Kyiv, April 17, 2024).Author's Profile
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