La felicidad como ideal de la imaginación
AUTOR(ES)
Ferrer, Soledad García
FONTE
Trans/Form/Ação
DATA DE PUBLICAÇÃO
2011
RESUMO
In this article, we develop minimally five discourses about the happiness we find in Kant's work. We hardly met them because they are not ordered or continued speeches throughout his pages, but suggestions that appears from time to time, between the lines of other reflections. Happiness is designed as totality, as an undefined concept, as the opposite corner of culture, and as feeling and wellness. Although not involving linked speeches, it is possible to follow its tracks throughout the text. However, there is another suggestion that Kant gives us without having developed entirely: according to that, happiness would be the ideal of imagination. This non pronounced speech could be the key to find consistency of others.
