In his treatment of the biological phenomena, Kant opposes to the old and discredited theory of the final causes his concept of internal finalism which is very similar to Monod’s idea of “objets doués d’un projet”. Goethe, hostile in his turn to the final causes, follows Kant’s perspective, making use of it in his natural philosophy and notably in his morphology
Di nasi, occhiali e fili d'erba. Finalismo esterno e finalismo interno in Kant e Goethe / R. Pettoello - In: Johann Wolfgang Goethe : Evoluzione e forma / [a cura di] G. Lacchin. - Seregno (MI) : Herrenhaus, 2007. - ISBN 88-87761-34-5. - pp. 22-32
Di nasi, occhiali e fili d'erba. Finalismo esterno e finalismo interno in Kant e Goethe
R. PettoelloPrimo
2007
Abstract
In his treatment of the biological phenomena, Kant opposes to the old and discredited theory of the final causes his concept of internal finalism which is very similar to Monod’s idea of “objets doués d’un projet”. Goethe, hostile in his turn to the final causes, follows Kant’s perspective, making use of it in his natural philosophy and notably in his morphology
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