Kant 's View Of Moral Emotion

The researching of how Kant discuss moral emotion in the overall framework ofhis philosophy, can be more clear understanding of Kant’s thinking on the content ofmoral emotion as an important role in the whole of transcendental philosophy. Inorder to further understanding of Kant from the point of feeling to have rational andrational people bridge as a whole. The ultimate goal of his eventual intention,pointing to people in the moral. In the study of this concept at the same time, alsocan clarify in the critical period of long time philosophy thinking process, a change inK’ants thinking through. The earlier emphasis on rational rules, in order to establishthe human experience knowledge and practical knowledge base of inevitability,sensibility and exclusion. For this purpose, Kant abstractsubjective states, and strictlykeep the perceptual factors outside of the transcendental philosophy. Because atthat time Kant still could find no universal and necessary nature of the subjectiveaspects of knowledge, pleasant and unpleasant emotions must be connected withcontingency. But to the period of writing "critiq1’ue of judgment and later, Kantthought he saw belongs to the subjective but also to innate rules, namely the innateprinciples of judgment, and this kind of rules were identified simultaneously is thesubjective requirement can be generalized pleasant and unpleasant emotions.