Immanuel Kant Appreciation Thread

[Orthocel]

exactly as the title says

 

[Damkiller]

I really enjoy Kant's books but at the same time, they are very hard to comprehend.
how everything is so objective and well-proven by logic inself and putten into little proofs in him's book
in order to prove other things. it is like the started form ground up, and when created more concepts. it is like he was writing a math book
except here are no numbers

 

[Jud Pottah]

I really enjoy Kant's books but at the same time, they are very hard to comprehend.
how everything is so objective and well-proven by logic inself and putten into little proofs in him's book
in order to prove other things. it is like the started form ground up, and when created more concepts. it is like he was writing a math book
except here are no numbers

He is a system Builder.
And Arthur Schopenhauer took after him.
Same for Philipp Mainlander.

 

[based_meme]

I really enjoy Kant's books but at the same time, they are very hard to comprehend.
how everything is so objective and well-proven by logic inself and putten into little proofs in him's book
in order to prove other things. it is like the started form ground up, and when created more concepts. it is like he was writing a math book
except here are no numbers

He did the same thing as mathematics in a sense. He built a foundation from first principles.

 

[dopamine]

Never studied much of Kant independent of watching some lectures on YouTube regarding transcendental idealism in order to have some necessary prerequisite knowledge to help me understand Schopenhauer. I’ve just always heard his primary work is dense and I much prefer people like Schopenhauer who write things in a clear and concise manner