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Perpetual Peace A Philosophic Essay Trueblood Translation - Immanuel Kant

from Arms and The Man - George Bernard Shaw · host The Podcast Network

Immanuel Kant's "Perpetual Peace: A Philosophic Essay" presents a thought-provoking plan for achieving lasting peace among nations, emphasizing the possibility of a federation that preserves national sovereignty. Written in 1795, Kant explores the necessary means for peace, discussing the moral responsibilities of politicians and the dangers of political moralism that can lead to discord and war. The essay's relevance today is underscored by its call for a collective effort towards peace, a goal that remains elusive in contemporary society.

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