Affektivität und Ethik bei Kant und in der Phänomenologie

This volume explores the importance of affectivity for ethics by drawing fruitfully from two different traditions that have previously tended to be kept at a maximum distance from each other: Kant research and the tradition of phenomenology. The narrower aim is to reconcile these two areas of research; the broader aim is to advance systematic inquiry regarding the role of affectivity in ethics.


Inga Römer, Universität Wuppertal.