3. Immanuel Kant Prolegomena to any Future Metaphysics

[elijaheskin]

Thank you so much for this. So helpful

[juliojmp]

Thanks for sharing your knowledge of such an important philosopher that I particularly find truly important but somewhat difficult to follow, great series Jason!

[ndguy]

Very cool. Thanks for sharing this. I just ordered COPR and am trying to get the Kantian terms down before I dive in. I've heard from multiple sources that Kant's writing is abstruse and difficult so I am a little frightened by the scope of the project, but looking forward to finally having an understanding of Kant derived from both secondary sources and the primary source. This is very helpful.

[UrantiabookfilmsOrg]

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[strongyang]

@syntheticfragment
Yes, Kant is classifying the class of the a priori claim and is categorized by the subject and predicate form. A statement that is devoid(does not pursue) of the content but the nature of the claim so to speak

[therealgizmofo]

This is very helpful. Thanks for doing this.

[SyntheticFragments]

When Kant is talking about the semantical structure of an a priori claim, is he talking about how the subject and predicate form(as Hume would say) a constant conjunction?