April 22nd marks the 300th anniversary of the birth of the philosopher Immanuel Kant. You will then hear the most famous sentences of the most important philosopher of modern times again and again: “Have the courage to use your own understanding,” “Categorical Imperative,” “Criticism of Pure Reason,” and so on. Anyone who is not a Kant connoisseur, but would like to have a little more than just an idea of what exactly is meant by all of this, now has a stroke of luck: Daniel Kehlmann and Omri Boehm’s conversation book about Kant: “The starry sky above me”.
Daniel Kehlmann and Omri Boehm on Kant – well-founded and accessible – culture
