Perpetual Peace: A Philosophical EssayImmanuel Kant
Perpetual Peace: A Philosophical Essay
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Original author: Immanuel Kant
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"Perpetual Peace: A Philosophical Essay" by Immanuel Kant is a philosophical work published in 1795. Kant proposes a peace program for governments, including preliminary articles demanding the abolition of standing armies and secret treaties, alongside three definitive articles establishing republican constitutions, a federation of free states, and universal hospitality. Rather than advocating world government, Kant envisions a league of independent republics that would naturally tend toward peace through representative governance and international cooperation.
Perpetual Peace: A Philosophical Essay, by Immanuel Kant. Republished by OpenStories from Project Gutenberg eBook #50922.
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15 Chapters
- 1.Preface1,470 words
- 2.Preface: BY PROFESSOR LATTA v51 words
- 3.Appendix: Ii.—concerning the Harmony of Politics with Morals (1)8,503 words
- 4.Appendix: Ii.—concerning the Harmony of Politics with Morals (2)8,619 words
- 5.Appendix: Ii.—concerning the Harmony of Politics with Morals (3)8,531 words
- 6.Appendix: Ii.—concerning the Harmony of Politics with Morals (4)8,379 words
- 7.Appendix: Ii.—concerning the Harmony of Politics with Morals (5)6,573 words
- 8.Appendix: I5,534 words