In 1985, the historian of philosophy John Passmore claimed:
“The Kantian revival is so widespread as scarcely to lend itself to illustration.” (p. 87)
For more on the implications of Passmore’s strong claim and its implications for postmodernism, see p. 87 of my Explaining Postmodernism: Skepticism from Rousseau to Foucault.
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My controversial-in-some-circles thesis is that Immanuel Kant is a key counter-Enlightenment thinker. My collected posts on why.