Cohen’s version of “categorical imperative”
230–236
comparing Religion of Reason out of the Sources of Judaism (Cohen) toReligion Within the Limits of Reason Alone (Kant) to Religion Within the Limits of Reason Alone
202–208
political theory
180, 181
and Heine
106
and Hess
115, 116, 116n18, 118
and Lazarus
135n57, 140–141, 145, 149, 231–232
and Jewish ethics
143, 143n79, 146, 146n87
Lazarus on Kant’s ethical theory
134–137
and “moral autonomy”
138, 141
and Marx
41–42, 53
and Schopenhauer, Schopenhauer linking Kant’s idealistic epistemology and Nietzsche’s anti-idealistic philosophy
62–65
and Syrkin, Syrkin on Kantian idealism
426–427, 429
writings of
137
comparing Religion of Reason out of the Sources of Judaism (Cohen) to Religion Within the Limits of Reason Alone (Kant)
202–208
Kitvei Mikhah Yosef Bin Gorion [All the Writings of Micha Josef Berdyczewski / Bin Gorion] Vol. 2 (Berdyczewski)
361n77, 366–367n87, 369–370nn92–93, 372n90, 375n107
KKAH. seeKol Kitvei Aḥad Ha-Am [All the Writings of Aḥad Ha-Am] (Aḥad Ha-Am)
KMYBG. seeKitvei Mikhah Yosef Bin Gorion [All the Writings of Micha Josef Berdyczewski / Bin Gorion] Vol. 2 (Berdyczewski)