EPISODE · May 24, 2025 · 45 MIN
Bertrand Russell: Kant and a priori Knowledge
from Reading Philosophy · host Diffusion
We appear to know some general principles, like induction, logic and pure maths, without needing empirical evidence. But how is a priori knowledge possible?Russell critically examines Kant's epistemology, including the synthetic a priori.You can join future live sessions at https://discord.gg/philosophy
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