The study for the anthropology is a science for solving the problem which is raised how a thinker can have access to the philosophical unity on human behavior through whole the course from the nature to the freedom, "The anthropology on the pragmatic point of view"(1798) written by Immanuel Kant(1724-1804) gives us the analytic view for the empirical observation of the human behavior psychologically. According to this work, there are three functions, of the cognition, the pleasure and displeasure, and the desire under the empirical psychology in which it categorized into the cognition, the sentiment and the will. Finally, the latter is composed of the affect and the passion which are discriminated depending upon the involvement to the reason proportionally for what causes to make sense for the morality. That explicitly is emphasized what the affect is specified to the sudden attack of pleasure and displeasure with the reflection and the passion is such an uncontrollable inclination by the reason that it is called "a curse against the pure practical reason" by name. The physical desire is caused by every impulse involved with the physical sensibility in the pragmatic view. In the epistemology, it is said that the sensibility provides us with the object which is the material for the empirical intuition receptively and produces the understanding, our faculty of the perception as the form of the concept spontaneously. Differently from the empirical reason, the pure practical reason has the "Postulate" which cannot be demonstrated intellectually but be presupposed practically and transcendentally. Thus, the postulate is supported by the moral law, the Free Will which is corresponding to the categorical imperative with the autonomy. Human being has not only the divine reason but also the bestial brutality. In order to enhance the divinity and surmount the brutality, it need the free will, Kant said. In this respect, he advocated the imperative of human good will on the one, but he contended also "the Radical Evil" on the other which is hidden nearby to the good according to his another work "The Religion within the limit of reason only". In other words, human nature is basically consisted in dualism at the same time, that is, the inclination to the Good and to the Evil which raises the contradiction and awaits the decision. We can find the great similarity between the two philosophers, Kant and Yulgok Lee, maior Korean Confucian. Yulgok(1536-1585) contended that we can discriminate the sage or the banal by the criteria based upon the mind of the pursuit to morality or sensuality. His contention is associated with the Free Will and inclination presented by Kant with the view that as the sage is accorded with the reason, it must naturally be the pure good and as the banal is related with the sensible, it can be followed to the good or the evil alternatively. Yulgok also emphasized that the choice of mind is motivated by Will as Kant does. Therefore, we should exert ourselves to cultivate our mind incessantly in order to correspond with morality at the will. Ultimately, the sensual mind will change into the sage one and the sage mind will come out better. Kant put the emphasis on the humanity in which the human beings are different from the beast absolutely on the ground that the human nature rest upon the treatment to other person "in every case as an end, never only as a means" This is an analogy in which we can find the maxim that you "should throw away your greed and preserve the practical reason" in Confucianism.