Ich kenne Kant? - So called legal and business ethics referring to Kant et al.

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The book critically examines Immanuel Kant's philosophy, revealing prejudiced and unscientific views often overlooked in traditional interpretations. It aims to present a more grounded perspective on Kant, highlighting his problematic statements about women and marginalized groups, including Afro-Europeans. Additionally, it explores the writings of other philosophers like Hegel, Fichte, Hume, Rousseau, and Voltaire, addressing their totalitarian and racist sentiments. The text also critiques how contemporary scholarship may inadvertently glorify these figures while neglecting their controversial legacies, especially in light of historical atrocities like the Holocaust.