The Kantian Subject: Sensus Communis, Mimesis, Work of Mourning (Suny Series in Contemporary Continental Philosophy)

This comprehensive work delves into the intersections of Immanuel Kant's philosophy, aesthetics, and ethics, exploring the concept of the Kantian subject and its implications on our understanding of morality, power, and resistance. It provides a nuanced examination of the relationships between subjectivity, sensus communis, and mimesis, shedding light on the work of mourning and its significance in contemporary continental philosophy.