Kant’s Transcendental Philosophy (Robert Wright & David Ottlinger)

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🗓️ 2 March 2021

⏱️ 84 minutes

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Distinguishing between the numinous and the noumenal ... Kant’s religious vision ... The Copernican revolution in philosophy ... What, if anything, does the Buddhist idea of emptiness have to do with Kant? ... The transcendental status of space and time ... Can the Matrix help us understand Kant? ... Distinguishing between the noumenal and the phenomenal ... Can we transcend our phenomenal experience of the world? ...

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0:00.0	You're listening to a podcast from Meaning of Life TV.
0:08.1	Hi, David.
0:09.7	Hello, Bob.
0:10.9	How you doing?
0:13.7	Indifferently well?
0:15.2	That's not a bad way to be.
0:17.0	Indifference is better than about 50% of the alternatives.
0:22.2	Let me introduce this.
0:23.5	I'm Robert Wright.
0:24.0	This is the right show available on both streaming video and via audio podcast.
0:27.6	You are David Otlinger.
0:29.6	I don't know.
0:30.8	Would we describe he as a freelance philosopher?
0:33.7	Is that freelance writer?
0:35.2	I'm a little, I'm a little iffy about claiming the mantle of philosopher.
0:41.8	My background's in philosophy is what I always like to say.
0:44.7	But I definitely come at things from a philosophical perspective.
0:48.9	So I'm a freelance, whatever that is.
0:51.6	And you do know a lot, an inordinate amount about Emmanuel Kant.
0:55.6	Do you not?
0:58.1	You could say that.
0:59.5	More than is healthy.
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