Kant's Question: What is Enlightenment? | Samuel Fleischacker | Immanuel Kant EP. 10

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OUTLINE: 0:00​​​ - Introduction 0:43 - The Question: What is Enlightenment? 3:59 - Enlightenment: Period VS Process 8:17 - Kant's Enlightenment 11:52 - Private Versus Public Reason 18:17 - Procedural Versus Modal Reasoning 23:45 - Minimalist Versus Maximalist Strands 31:57 - Founder of Maximalist Strand of Kantian Enlightenment: Hegel 38:12 - Kant's Enlightenment: Ahistorical or Nowness? 43:38 - Marx: Object & Mode of Critique 51:39 - Enlightenment Demands Action? 57:07 - Critiques of Kant's Enlightenment: "Difference Critics" 1:05:48 - Truth Pluralism? 1:11:04 - Meta-level of Reasoning & Identity 1:15:51 - Minimalist Interpretation of Kant's Enlightenment: Rawls & Habermas 1:23:10 - Fleischacker's Minimalist Interpretation 1:34:26 - Maximalist Enlightenment: Scientific Facts?

[@eugenekrapyvin]

Thank you for the conversation! I've glad to hear some thought on Kant's attitude to "think for yourself". The paraphrase "think responsibly" is clarify a lot.

[@tentanghukumkita6381]

It is interesting to hear conversations about the mind from Immanuel Kant. Very helpful

[@stephenwallace8782]

Dude, you are so great. Have you heard of/read Marc D. Hauser? I know he has had an imperfect background, but his work on the biological basis for moral thinking is so crucial - a good compliment to John Mikhail.

[@Max-xz7kj]

Long time