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Dilthey als Editor Kants

Although Dilthey was not a Kantian philosopher, but a thinker who had his own philosophy, he took the initiative in editing Kant’s Gesammelte Schriften for the Prussian Academy of Sciences. He did it, because he followed his own, not Kantian intentions, that is the historical understanding of the work of Kant’s life. Therefore, his Kant edition had to be a complete edition. One has to emphasize the methodological approach which guaranteed that the texts remained free from the arbitrariness of the editors and thus could serve as the basis for every interpretation.