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immerse yourself in the fascinating
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world of transcendental philosophy with
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the father of modern philosophy Emmanuel
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Kant in this video we'll delve into the
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core principles of K's philosophy
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exploring how he revolutionized the way
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we think about knowledge reality and
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Experience although K's philosophical
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system can be daunting even for the most
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seasoned philosophers what makes his
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philosophical work so significant and
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why do his ideas remain relevant
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today from the critique of pure reason
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to his theories on ethics and morality
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we'll Crack the Code of K's complex
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ideas and uncover the profound insights
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that continue to shape modern thought
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whether you're a philosophy Enthusiast a
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student of C or simply curious about the
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nature of reality this video is your
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gateway to understanding the intricacies
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of transcendental philosophy so join us
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on this journey into the mind of a
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genius and discover the time less wisdom
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of K's philosophy remember hit the Bell
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button and subscribe let's begin Emanuel
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Kent is considered one of the most
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influential philosophers in the history
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of Western philosophy his ideas have
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shaped the way we think about knowledge
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morality the challenge of understanding
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how knowledge is constructed and the
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limits of human understanding is a
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fundamental problem that has puzzled
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philosophers for centuries Camp's
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philosophy tackles this problem head-on
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and his insights have far-reaching
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consequences for our understanding of
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the world and our place in it at its
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core the problem is this how can we be
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certain that our knowledge of the world
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corresponds to the world itself rather
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than just being a product of our
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minds K's solution to this problem is to
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argue that the human mind plays an
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active role in shaping our experience of
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reality he claims that our experience of
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the world is not a direct reflection of
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reality itself but rather a construction
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of our minds this may seem
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counterintuitive but bear with me as we
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explore the implications of this idea
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according to cant our minds organize and
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structure sensory data into a coherent
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picture of the world using certain
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innate categories and
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Concepts this means that our knowledge
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of the world is not a passive reception
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of sensory data but an active process of
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interpretation and this has huge
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implications for our understanding of
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knowledge and reality if our minds are
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actively constructing our experience of
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the world then what can we really know
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about reality itself is it even possible
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to access the world as it is independent
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of our perceptions and
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Concepts KS key Concepts such as the
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categorical imperative and
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transcendental aesthetic are Central to
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his philosophical system and offer a
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profound insight into the nature of
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knowledge and morality the categorical
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imperative for example is a moral
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principle that can't argues is universal
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and absolute it's a principle that
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should guide all our actions and it's
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based on the idea that we should only
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act according to a rule that could be
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willed as a universal law the
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transcendental aesthetic on the other
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hand is K's theory of knowledge and
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perception he argues that our experience
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of the world is shaped by our sensory
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faculties which impose certain
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structures and categories on our
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experience this means that our knowledge
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of the world is always filtered through
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our minds and that we can never access
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the world as it is independent of our
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perceptions the transcendental aesthetic
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is also closely tied to Camp's concept
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of space and time he argues that space
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and time are not features of the world
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itself but rather ways in which our
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minds organize and structure sensory
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data this may seem like a radical idea
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but it has far-reaching implications for
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our understanding of reality and our
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place in it one of the key insights from
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K's philosophy is the idea that our
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experience of the world is always an
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interplay between the external world and
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our minds this means that our knowledge
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of the world is never purely objective
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but is always shaped by our subjective
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experience this has huge implications
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for our understanding of reality and it
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challenges our intuitive sense of how
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Works K's philosophy also suggests that
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our understanding of the world is always
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limited and provisional our knowledge of
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the world is always filtered through our
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minds and we can never access the world
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as it is independent of our
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perceptions this means that our
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understanding of the world is always
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open to revision and change and that we
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should always approach knowledge with a
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sense of humility and caution
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what is Transcendental
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philosophy transcendental philosophy
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starts with the idea that experience is
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undoubtedly the first outcome of our
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understanding as it processes raw
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sensory data it's our initial lesson and
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it's so rich in new insights that future
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Generations will continue to discover
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fresh Knowledge from it however our
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understanding isn't limited to just
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experience experience shows us what
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exists but it doesn't prove that things
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must be that way and not any other
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therefore it doesn't provide us with
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universality reason which demands this
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type of knowledge is more provoked than
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content with experience alone knowledge
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that is universally valid and
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necessarily true must be evident in
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experience this is known as a priori
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knowledge while knowledge gained solely
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through experiences called a posteriori
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or empirical knowledge
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we've discovered something quite
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remarkable even our experiences are
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influenced by types of knowledge that
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must originate from within us before any
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experience occurs these may only exist
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to make our sensory perceptions more
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coherent if we strip away all the
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sensory elements from our experiences
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we're still left with fundamental
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concepts and judgments that must have
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been formed independently of those
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experiences these Concepts allow us to
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understand objects in a way that goes
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beyond what experience alone can tell us
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providing a level of certainty and
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necessity that mere empirical knowledge
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provide in conclusion K's philosophy
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offers a profound insight into the
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nature of knowledge and reality his
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ideas continue to shape modern thought
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and his influence can be seen in many
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areas of philosophy from ethics to
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metaphysics so whether you're a seasoned
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philosopher or just starting out can
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philosophy is definitely worth
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exploring thanks for watching and I'd
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philosophy in the comments below if
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