Transcendental Analytic (Kant's Critique of Pure Reason)
About this episode
Ryan and Todd discuss the Transcendental Analytic section of Kant's Critique of Pure Reason, exploring various philosophical concepts and their implications.
On this episode, Ryan and Todd return to Kant's Critique of Pure Reason to discuss the Transcendental Analytic section of the text. Topics include: form and content, Kantian causality, whether example(s) can work for exploring Kant's philosophy, the subject vs. subjectivism, simultaneity, and Super Metroid . Plus Ryan makes an Announcement. (Bonus points go to any listener who currently lives in a house boat.)
People in this episode
Hosts: Ryan, Todd
Topics covered
- Kantian philosophy
- Transcendental Analytic
- form and content
- Kantian causality
- subject vs. subjectivism
- simultaneity
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Products: Super Metroid
Books & works: Kant's Critique of Pure Reason
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