Enlightenment, revolution, and modernity

Book name: Enlightenment Revolution and Modernity Author: Immanuel Kant and Michel Foucault Publisher: Shahriyar Book classification: Novel Number of pages: 96 About the book: Michel Foucault found "Kant's text" as an event that changed the way we think about the topics that sweep the contemporary world, and a revival of a new era engaged in diagnosing the present practically, our present "we" who live the world with its ontological density, not abstract theorizing from behind glass. It is the ontology of the present that makes the problems of the era unthought topics for philosophical reflection, for philosophical reflection no longer cares about what is eternal and everlasting outside the limits of possible experience, but cares about what is urgent, unexpected, and in the context and borders of possible experience, as Foucault sees philosophy.