Correspondence

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The correspondence reveals both Kant's philosophical evolution and his personal insights, showcasing his relationships with contemporaries like Herder and Fichte. It offers a glimpse into the late eighteenth-century Prussian intellectual landscape, addressing themes such as censorship and social changes regarding Jews and women. This edition is enriched with a substantial introduction, explanatory notes, a glossary, and biographical sketches, making it a comprehensive resource for understanding Kant's thoughts and the cultural context of his time.