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The Delphic Podasts by Michael R D James Ricoeur, Time and Narrative S 12 E 12

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Kant is accused of embracing an epistomological ontology when it is clear that he is highly critical of such positions , wishing to insist upon the importance of practical reasoning and the good will in all characterisations of human psuché. Newtons concept of mathematical absolute time is criticized on Kantian grounds. Husserls account is tied to the sensory power of perception and a conception of internal time consciousness which appears solpsistic.http://michaelrdjames.orgDelphic Podcast

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