Hello everyone. As is well known, Heidegger's Kant and the problem of metaphysics provides a rather polemical presentation of Kant's thought, including a comparison between the three famous questions in the Critique of pure reason (What can I know?, What ought I to do? What may I hope?) and the addition of a fourth in the Logic (What is man?). Given the rather unorthodox and sometimes hasty approach taken by Heidegger, is there any other author that you may suggest that has analysed the specific problem of the relation between these two texts?
Thanks in advance
Claudio
It should be well developed in "Kant: Life and work" by Ernest Cassirer
I would recommend for starters "Kant and Phenomenology" by Tom Rockmore, "Heidegger's Shadow" by Chad Engelland and a few studies from "Heidegger and Practical Philosophy" (Suny Press).
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