Kant’s Enlightenment

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Kant’s invitations to lunch: Although Kant lived a rather secluded life, h
Kant’s invitations to lunch: Although Kant lived a rather secluded life, he often hosted lunches and discussion groups, and invited leading members of the Königsberg citizenry to his home to discuss current affairs. The only condition: no philosophy. © Emil Dörstling (1859-1940), Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons all’images in original size .
He was the founder of the German Enlightenment. His thinking was cosmopolitan, despite never having left Königsberg. Immanuel Kant was born 300 years ago in Königsberg, now Kaliningrad. His philosophical and academic achievements remain. The Categorical Imperative may still be familiar to many from school. This edition of forsch presents two key areas of Kant studies conducted in Bonn, reveals what you can expect in Bonn this year, and provides some scintillating insights that will help you shine during the Kant tercentenary.

Kant’s routines: Kant followed a set of routines to insulate himself from external influences and keep him free to think. These included getting up at 5 am, drinking a morning coffee and wearing his special black coat. ...
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