The Critique of Pure Reason - Immanuel Kant - The Critical Problem and Synthetic a priori Judgments

The second of 8 lectures on The Critique of Pure Reason by Immanuel Kant. I aim for these lectures to be accessible, whilst retaining the complexities of Kant's thought. In this lecture I tackle the critical problem and Kant's letter to Marcus Herz, alongside an explanation of what is meant by a priori, a posteriori, analytic and synthetic in terms of knowledge. Alongside hinting at why the question 'How is synthetic a priori knowledge possible?'

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[leonardkylegibbons]

Could you put up the chapters for recommended reading? I dont have the hackett edition

[denismelcer]

thanks, I checked out Dan Robinson's lectures on Kant as you recommended them, would you say they can be watched alongside your lectures or his he going about it differently ?