Kant: A Complete Guide to Reason

00:00 – Immanuel Kant

02:53 – Kant & The Enlightenment

08:00 – Empiricism & The Chaos of the World

15:05 – The Critique of Pure Reason

21:16 – Time & Space (transcendental aesthetic)

27:47 – Ordering the World (the metaphysical deduction)

39:50 – The Transcendental (deduction)

53:57 – Metaphysics of Morals

59:47 – The Categorical Imperative

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A look at the philosophy of Immanuel Kant, exploring why his ideas matter, and the context they arose from. It looks at the Critique of Pure Reason and the Groundwork of the Metaphysics of morals, explaining concepts like transcendental idealism and the Categorical Imperative. Born in 1724, he wanted to make us a truly scientific species – he wanted to bring together reason – how we think - and experience – what we see, hear, touch through our senses - on a sure foundation – one that scientific knowledge could be built on.

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