Immanuel Kant's "What is Enlightenment?"

[@derincebi5696]

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[@flyinghighallday]

Thank you for explaining Kants work. I am reading it, and its content is making better sense.

[@anasdebbagh9373]

Your observation at the end of the video is brilliant.

[@VTLille]

I think you’re right, Kant seems to say that people thinking for themselves (escaping “tutelage”) is inevitable provided they are given freedom in the public sphere. Of course, how could he foresee the power of mass media, mass culture and social media as powerful tools for shaping discourse? I’d be interested to hear your thoughts on Habermas and his idea of a more democratic bourgeois public sphere and how it differs from Kant.

[@EmmaStorberg]

this video is saving my main handin in a philosophy course hahaha thank u!

[@uday02]

What is the 'identity of philosophers'?

[@satdenkoenig]

Ironically I will now be basing my comprehension of this text off of this video rather than read it myself, cheers

[@nishanijayaweera4608]

Thank you so much!

[@richardedward123]

Well done. Thank you!

[@jemford3281]

love your content

[@Edgar10115]

Thank you 🙂

[@josephaziz785]

The "Chinaman from Konnigsberg" liked Buddhism, as did Schopenhauer (his quote defining Kant), but didn't understand meditation and didn't understand enlightenment (both). Meister Eckhart, some Christians, and perhaps plodding Plotinus may have understood a little about enlightenment but no one else in the west. No philosophy in west after Aristotle--zero, zilch, nada--a waste of time and trees that we are so short of now.

[@sirjoshuafaw]

Really helpful explanation. Thank you for this. Do you do counseling sessions via zoom ?

[@PhysioAl1]

Bahahaha! Nice one!

[@wagfinpis]

I think you said that Kant wants to enlightened people to be governed in a way that allows an enlightened culture to grow and grow. today, you seem to be saying, that wouldn't work because public behavior is manipulated in ways they are not aware of. if Kant is talking about enlightened people and we are not enlightened people then there need be no application today. but if the question becomes how could we become enlightened, so that Kant's protocols could be met, that is a separate thing.

[@ArtAndTechWithNicolas]

Great video

[@swarnashlokechakraborty5392]

Perfect. However can you direct me to any substantial repository of resource on kant's political philosophy and enlightenment thinking in general?

[@whereisawesomeness]

Cambridge have published a book called ‘Kant’s Political Philosophy’, which is a collection of some of his works

[@swarnashlokechakraborty5392]

Thanks

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Reversing it.. while they are like no we won't reverse it and go over here and keep doing it

[@heatherwhitehead3743]

Intelligence is collective. Reality a consensus. ?

[@cinikcynic3087]

Work on the conclusion and the recommendation a bit harder.

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[@Joe-ol5bq]

is da tootle you and the me me?

[@AliHassan-hb1bn]

You need no philosophy because things are moving backward not forward. The best philosophy today is where to get your next meal every thing else is time waste.

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