Kantian criticism from the limits of reason to the universality of human judgment

Abstract

The research aims to approach the Kantian critical philosophy that has been preoccupied Looking toward the universality of human judgment, as the rules of knowledge are governed by the two senses of time, place, and understanding, and reason, and are shared by all people. Moral values United under the authority of duty, which in turn is subject to moral law, and found in beauty, speak of a common sense in which tastes are united and desires are made. How did Kant hire his critical project to look toward the universal of human governance? We concluded that, through its critical project, Kant rediscover the concept of judgment and move it from the level of logical boundary-to-level linkage of the cosmology and globality of human knowledge