A retelling of Immanuel Kant · 1783
Prolegomena to Any Future Metaphysics
“Kant's short, clearer restatement of the 'Critique of Pure Reason,' written for teachers and readers who had found the Critique too difficult. Woken from his 'dogmatic slumber' by Hume, he asks how pure mathematics, pure natural science and metaphysics are possible — and concludes that metaphysics can become a science only through critique.”
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Contents5 episodes · ~12 min
- 1Preface, Preamble and the General QuestionFree
- 2Part One: How Is Pure Mathematics Possible?🔒
- 3Part Two: How Is Pure Natural Science Possible?🔒
- 4Part Three: How Is Metaphysics in General Possible?🔒
- 5Solution of the General Question, and Appendix🔒