La paz perpetua

Kant es un filósofo por lo general asociados con el punto de vista humanista y, en ocasiones, como comentarista en la organización política. In his essay on perpetual peace, Kant is speaking of thepolitical form of government he calls a "republican constitution." En su ensayo sobre la paz perpetua, Kant habla de la forma política de gobierno que él llama una "constitución republicana." The papershows that the three main ingredients to his argument could be said to be citizens, rulers, and a "diplomatic corps." El artículo muestra que los tres ingredientes principales de su argumento sepodría decir que ser ciudadanos, gobernantes y un "cuerpo diplomático". The republican constitution is said to have citizens, including the ruler, who have a voice in the governing of that community. LaConstitución republicana se dice que los ciudadanos, incluido el gobernante, que tienen una voz en el gobierno de esa comunidad. The paper explains that the non-republican government consists of asingle ruler, subjects rather than citizens, and the necessary bureaucracy or "diplomatic corps." El documento explica que el gobierno republicano no se compone de un solo gobernante, los cuerpos de lossujetos en vez de los ciudadanos, y la burocracia necesaria o "diplomático". The subject of Kant's essay, therefore, is the process of decision making in declaring war. El tema del ensayo de Kant, porlo tanto, es el proceso de toma de decisiones en la que se declara la guerra.
From the Paper: Desde el artículo:
"From Kant's perspective, war is reduced to its simplest form in the considerationof social perception and, or, the absence of a collective need. He does not take into account that many of the world's most devastating conflicts have involved cycles of oppression, victimization andrevenge. These are the reasonings of an individual that are then attributed to a state or philosophical view of government. For instance, imperialism is an act of war (oppression) that is derived...