A retelling of Immanuel Kant · 1795
Toward Perpetual Peace: A Philosophical Sketch
“Written in the form of a peace treaty, Kant's short book sets out the conditions for ending war forever: preliminary articles forbidding secret reservations, standing armies and interference in other states; and three definitive articles — a republican constitution in every state, a federation of free states, and a cosmopolitan right of hospitality. Nature itself, he argues, guarantees that peace will come.”
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Contents4 episodes · ~14 min
- 1Section One: The Preliminary ArticlesFree
- 2Section Two: The Definitive Articles🔒
- 3The Supplements: The Guarantee of Perpetual Peace, and the Secret Article🔒
- 4Appendix: Morals and Politics🔒