• Critique of Reason by Kant - Virtuoso Podcast - Season 1, Ep 9 (Excerpt)

  • Jun 19 2021
  • Length: 8 mins
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Critique of Reason by Kant - Virtuoso Podcast - Season 1, Ep 9 (Excerpt)

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  • In this excerpt, I am talking about the philosophy of the late great 18th century philosopher @ImmanuelKantian and how he divided the world into two, one side with our experience of the world, and the other, the world as it is, independent of our observations. Curious?



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