Kant Philosophy: The Anatomy of Pure Reason

From reason and morality to metaphysics and aesthetics, the core of Immanuel Kant's philosophy was the fundamental idea of human autonomy - how to unshackle ourselves from our delusions and limitations, cultivate self-awareness and self-ownership and eventually allow humanity to move forward with less distress and less conflict.
It takes a lot of courage and audacity to even scratch the surface of such topics.
Kant not only scratched the surface, but he “eroded” it and went deeper than almost anyone.
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Philosophers dedicate their lives to the search for meaning and, in the end, they experience relief after their journey finishes. They try hard. Facing harsh criticism. Occupying themselves with topics so dear to the human condition but also so challenging for the human cognition. It is a personal responsibility for all of us not only to respect their work, but also to try to understand them, even to some degree. Just for the sake of showing appreciation. Just for the sake of injecting a little bit more meaning to our lives.

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Kant is the paradigm shift. we are only now beginning to resonate with just how deeply he penetrated into the mystery.

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All subsequent philosophy has been a process of trying to come to terms with the first Critique.

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I'm listening to Critique of Pure Reason because of this video. I'm just beginning to realize how brilliant Immanuel Kant was. I've never read or listened to anything quite like it.

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Outstanding work. Nietzsche has been my focus for the last several years, and this is an excellent reminder that I need to step back to look at one of his primary influences.

[@lalaboards]

These philosophers were out to Lunch with no reason who never produced anything useful to humanity except mental gymnastics .

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Thank you Adrian! I have a PhD in semiotics and I've never fathomed Kant's philosophy as well as you just did. I think I will be an even better teacher from now on, thanks to you! Keep on the good work and the good words 😁✨

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One idea is that, as humans evolved from small hunter-gatherer tribes into large agrarian cultures, our ancestors needed to encourage cooperation and tolerance among relative strangers. Religion then-along with the belief in a moralizing God-was a cultural adaptation to these challenges.

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If anyone reads the proverbs of Solomon , and understands them , than he must read again and again untill the essence is tasted. This will result an access to greater depth of knowledge, leading to strong evidence in why more philosophical books shouldn't be written. Failure to understand the futility of human wisdom is confirmed by the writing of many philosophical books...

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Sounds as though I should attempt an understanding of Hume before I try to understand Kant.

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Thank you so much for this. Schopenhauer was my favorite philosopher until I read Kant

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[@michaelmakowsky]

Kant przesyła pozdrowienia i z niecierpliwości , przewraca się w grobie . Chce większy metraż 😊❤

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10:00 Ask yourself if I do this, is it good if the whole world will do it? Idk I see it as a problem question 13:08

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[@ameliaolson7580]

We know from such works as Cooley-Mead-Dewey-Faris and from seeing the outcomes; the personality and/or the moral development of severely isolated children that rational will and moral development are not autonomous from a socially-based charge. Thus, a rational will must be grounded in a codified dogma that dictates ethical rules to its subject. Kant was therefore wrong when he said "morality leads to religion", rather, it's religion that leads us to morality. Kant's idealism is a beautiful thing, to believe that we should always do the right thing and to do it in alignment with an unadulterated natural law (which also doesn't exist when looking at the same theories as mentioned above) that we want to perpetuate and bolster, well, yeah, that's beautiful. And, so is maintaining freedom and free will. But, we should do these things knowing that the diversity of religions, the diversity of cultures, the diversity of moralities that exist within different religions, socities, and cultures are of foundational integrity and necessity if we are to live morally and ethically grounded lives. In short, religion is necessary.

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maybe the best synopsis of Kant to go so far...

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In this time, I think everybody needs to read Kant

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2:35 Is that Novalis? What does he have to do with a video about Kant's philosophy?

[@charlesdesobry9446]

One small clarification-pure reason does not relate to morality or free will. Pure reason is simply reason’s relationship to itself and its own structures which Kant thinks originates from our ability to make synthetic a priori judgments. Kant takes as a given that synthetic a priori cognition is possible because we can cognizance truths of pure mathematics, or pure science of nature. Kant extends the use of synthetic a priori cognition to clarifying the structures of consciousness itself.. these structures of consciousness as well as the truths of pure mathematics and science, Kant thinks they are all rooted in our intuitive grasp of spatio-temporal forms through what he calls the ‘pure manifold’ of intuition

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Great video, thank you, note to self(nts) watched all of it 13:36

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[@Orion225]

I got to add that the image you used in this video wasn't of Kant. It was Jacobi people often mistake him for Kant. Nevertheless a great video .

[@metamorphosis_77]

My bad. I will change it. Thanks for the heads up :)

[@DouglasHPlumb]

Kant was the second coming of Christ. Absolutely brilliant and good.

[@mefpemuf]

Great video! I also think Kant is an exemplary thinker. But I think his glorification is mistaken. Yes Kant was a good philosopher, he wrestled with questions and created concepts to overcome the big contradictions of his time. But out of his systemic thought, Kant also created scientific racism. Not because it was a product of his time or whatever, but because other races and cultures posed threats to the universal quality of his moral system. After all when you reduce all human moral behavior to one law then it becomes hard to show the universal nature of your moral theory. So his anthropological work tries to explain why not everyone is a european. Another example was his adamant rejection that chemistry could ever be a science, or that sperm was the source of evil in humanity. These examples not only show us that Kant was only a good thinker within a specific set of questions, but that we should also aspire to go beyond the Kantian Limits. Especially during an age of technology where the boundary between human and machine is becoming less and less relevant. His humanist and universal ethics and metaphysics can only take us so far. Rather than a role model we should see Kant as a step toward better thinking. (Also, he had his servant tuck him in bed so tightly that he couldn't touch himself at night ... Or so the story goes. Very weird dude)

[@jmeelallen7635]

Well put and good to hear another angle which isn't dismissive but positive despite highlighting valid criticism.

[@lalaboards]

The inability to use one’s own reason is called “ stupid “

[@mkultramann1798]

In a world of Kant I become Kant...for there is no can't Only Kant.

[@lalaboards]

Great explanation though !!!!!

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Something cool : you :)

[@nstitches]

When I was younger Philosophy seemed pointless, now my mind is rarely occupied by anything else.

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It is useless.

[@nstitches]

@@gxy-bacon-strips4748 That's a matter of perspective, which is sort of what my comment illustrates.

[@elikittim7971]

Adrien: Όταν ο Ιμάνουελ Καντ λέει ότι A priori σημαίνει αυτό που απομένει όταν «απομακρύνουμε από την εμπειρία μας ότι ανήκει στις αισθήσεις,» αυτό δεν είναι παρόμοιο με *transcendental meditation* όπου αφαιρείται όλο το περιεχόμενο της σκέψης και αποσύρονται οι αισθησιακές εντυπώσεις και εικόνες; Ο Πλάτωνας, ο Αριστοτέλης και ο Πλωτίνος μίλησαν για αυτή τη μέθοδο ως *pure consciousness* (i.e. pre-cognitive consciousness)! Ο Καντ δεν ακολουθεί τον Πλωτίνο; Τι νομίζεις;

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[@kokomanation]

he philosophy reminds me of phenomenology

[@medicisounds1384]

Synthetic a priori concepts I call knowledge transcendental

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[@moviereviews1446]

Extremely surface level summary of Kant's philosophy.

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[@mkultramann1798]

If you 'Kant' understand 'Kant' then how is it that you will understand 'Dharma' let alone false religious practices.As with regards to all Philosphers what is it that they are trying to say? They in fact are the True the ones that go deep within themselves and expose what is Deep within you!

[@kokomanation]

he was an idealist for sure

[@metamorphosis_77]

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[@metamorphosis_77]

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[@mellownuance]

Amazing synopsis but I constantly suffer from these preconceived notions on religion. ‘You don’t need a religion to understand morality’ True, religion itself states that at least Islam does. It says that you already know 2 things: a. you already know the difference between good and bad i.e. morality. b. you already know/have a sense of higher power running all this universe around you. 🤷‍♂️ It would be great if Kant had studied religion comparatively as well, Religion actually states morality and then says, all what we’re(God) doing is ‘ehtamam e hujjat’ = removal of excuse, that you don’t have an excuse later on, that we (humans) weren’t explicitly told what morality was, religion is there to, something we call in modern corporate world as ‘manage expectation’, to communicate upfront.

[@metamorphosis_77]

I don't think Islam throughout its history has showcased that it understands morality.

[@jarrodyuki7081]

orochimaru and kabuto i worship i hate humanity and morality and religion!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@keithqueen352]

So it took Kant over a thousand years to come to the same conclusion that Christ did; "love your neighbor as yourself". And this is profound to you people?

[@metamorphosis_77]

It's not a competition.

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Kant, the philosopher most likely to get laid

[@cramirez3855]

immanuel what?

[@Redshift666]

Antiphilosopher is more appropriate.

[@isaiakrozell2409]

This is not a deep scrutiny of Kant. THis video is very biased.

[@metamorphosis_77]

why

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Love the vid. Great information in a power- packed format which is easy to comprehend and fascinating to learn. Thank you. 🙏🏾