A Reconstruction of Kant's Greatest Argument

It seems so obvious that we can interact with the world and that we can reconstruct a whole world in our minds. But how do we do this? How do we go from sensibility (seeing, hearing feeling) to a concept that is fully disconnected from the Object in itself? That is precisely what Kant tries to awnser in his greatest arguments of all time.

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0:00 - Intro
3:15 - Part I: The Process of Synthesis
10:32 - Part II: Unity of Rule
14:06 - Part III: The Categories of the Understanding
18:34 - The Full Argument

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[davidprice]

Thank you - a very clear and concise explanation of the Kant’s remarkable theory. It’s not easy to summarise such a complex theory but this video does it extremely well.

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[epsilonzeromusic]

Thank you for this video. This theory is one of my favorites because it feels easy to verify in my own experience.

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[TheGiantMidget]

I have to admit i burst into laughter near the end of this video as it truly dawned on me what the implications are of all this. We don't really know what anything is 😂 we only know what an object's relation to us and other objects is, not what it actually is. As i watched this video i was looking at my clock as an example. The clock is not actually a clock in itself it is only a clock when i use it to tell the time. To my dog it is just a round thing on the wall

[Mal]

0:15 seeing and sensibility are not the same thing. Sensibility comes first, seeing comes later. Kant is not at this point speaking of perception of objects, not even of photons. The act of a photon striking the eye awakens the sensibility into action.

[Mal]

"we can reconstruct a whole world in our minds." That's not what Kant said.

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