A retelling of Immanuel Kant · 1798
Anthropology from a Pragmatic Point of View
“Kant's popular lectures on human nature, given for some thirty years and published near the end of his life: on the senses, imagination, memory, dreams and genius; pleasure, boredom, taste and the art of the dinner party; emotions and passions; temperament and character; and the human species, destined to cultivate, civilise and moralise itself in society.”
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Contents5 episodes · ~9 min
- 1Part One, Book One: On the Cognitive FacultyFree
- 2Part One, Book Two: The Feeling of Pleasure and Displeasure🔒
- 3Part One, Book Three: The Faculty of Desire🔒
- 4Part Two: The Anthropological Characteristic — Person and Sexes🔒
- 5Part Two: The Character of Peoples, of Races, and of the Species🔒