[德]康德 著，王玖兴 主译 王太庆 王树人 陈嘉明 参译

About the Author

Immanuel Kant (1724-1804), the renowned German philosopher, profoundly shaped modern thought through his groundbreaking explorations of metaphysics, epistemology, and ethics. Born in Königsberg, Prussia, Kant spent his life in academia, teaching at the University of Königsberg and producing works that revolutionized philosophy. His magnum opus, 'Critique of Pure Reason' (translated into Chinese as '纯粹理性批判(精)'), meticulously dissects the limits of human knowledge, distinguishing between phenomena and noumena, and laying the foundation for transcendental idealism. Kant's systematic approach influenced subsequent thinkers, from Hegel to contemporary analytic philosophers, while his moral philosophy, centered on the categorical imperative, remains a cornerstone of ethical theory. This refined edition, translated by Wang Jiuxing with contributions from Wang Taiqing, Wang Shuren, and Chen Jiaming, makes Kant's dense ideas accessible to Chinese readers, bridging Eastern and Western intellectual traditions.