The study addresses Kant's ideas on moral grounding and scientific knowledge, highlighting their significance for contemporary thought.
The issue raises the question: which aspects of Kant’s philosophy are especially actual for contemporary philosophical and public discussions? The author specifies three complexes of ideas which are the most actual: critical limitation of the competence sphere of scientific knowledge; formal grounding of moral without reference to the principle of reciprocity; explanation of religion through the search for its anthropological conditions of possibility. The author also evaluates the main achievements and deficits of Kant studies in the end of 20th – the beginning of 21st century precisely on the field of textology and edition by using digital technologies and methods.
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Петр Резвых (2025) studied this question.
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