EPISODE · Apr 22, 2024 · 1H 42M
Kant's Philosophy - Announcement
from Kant's Philosophy · host The Voice of Reason
300 years ago today Immanuel Kant was born - and with this I'm announcing an extensive series of lectures which shall be dedicated to his whole philosophy. I spent the past year studying the 29 volumes of Kant's collected works and reading at least a 100 pages of Kant every day, in order to now provide the probably most comprehensive and most thorough presentation on his philosophy which has been attempted so far, to show its inner systematic relations and, most of all, to identify Kant's contribution to the aufklärung of humanity. Quote: 0:00 Announcement: 1:01 Why should one listen to these Kant lectures?: 2:14 1. Why should one give attention to my presentation of Kant specifically?: 2:48 - I am one of the greatest Kant experts: 4:00 - My aim is for throughness and depth: 13:33 - I want to present the various aspects of Kant's thinking in their systematic inner relations: 19:06 - These lectures are supposed to provide help for those who want to read Kant themselves: 29:04 - I have a lot of experience in presenting even difficult philosophical thoughts to laymen: 39:48 - I want to connect Kant's philosophy to life and identify what is aufkläring about it: 41:22 2. Why should one concern oneself with Kant?: - Kant is a thinker of transition: 42:04 - A systematic studying of philosophy should start with Kant: 48:00 Comment policy: 58:04 Request for support via Patreon, Ko-Fi or Paypal: 1:10:00 Invitation: 1:20:25 Thanks: 1:21:10
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