Introduction to Kant Featured William Parvet 1. Intro: Why Should We Even Bother with Kant? William Parvet Read More → William Parvet William Parvet 2. Second Lecture: The Nature of ‘Double I’ William Parvet Read More → William Parvet William Parvet 3. Third Lecture: Transcendental Unity of Apperception and A Priori Rules William Parvet Read More → William Parvet William Parvet 4. Fourth Lecture: The “Third Self” and the Problem of Intersubjectivity William Parvet Read More → William Parvet William Parvet 5. Fifth Lecture: The “Fourth Self” and Argument for the Moral Law William Parvet Read More → William Parvet William Parvet 6. Sixth Lecture: “7 + 5”, “Double I” and the Inaccessible True Subjectivity William Parvet Read More → William Parvet William Parvet 7. Seventh Lecture: Relationship Between Two “I”s William Parvet Read More → William Parvet William Parvet 8. Eight Lecture: Obscurity of Concepts, Unconscious, Primordial Subjectivity William Parvet Read More → William Parvet William Parvet 9. Ninth Lecture: Roots of Character, Disposition, and Freedom William Parvet Read More → William Parvet William Parvet 10. Tenth Lecture: Noumenal Freedom and the Free Will to Act Morally William Parvet Read More → William Parvet William Parvet 11. Eleventh Lecture: Keys to understanding Critique of Pure Reason - Freedom and A Priori Synthetic Judgments William Parvet Read More → William Parvet William Parvet 12. The Twelfth Lecture: The Form of Time and Space William Parvet Read More → William Parvet William Parvet 13. Thirteenth Lecture: From Sensory Input Toward the Highest Values and Construction of Reality William Parvet Read More → William Parvet William Parvet 14. Fourteenth Lecture: Little Dictionary of Some Kantian Terms William Parvet Read More → William Parvet William Parvet 15. Fifteen Lecture: Further Explanation of Perceptions William Parvet Read More → William Parvet William Parvet 16. Sixteenth Lectue: Kant and the Biological Truth -From Blind Synthesis to Modern Neuroscience William Parvet Read More → William Parvet William Parvet 17. Seventeenth Lecture: Unconscious, Obscurity, and Phenomenal Consciousness William Parvet Read More → William Parvet William Parvet 18. Eighteenth Lecture: Mild Critique of Kant’s Approach to the Unconscious - Kant and Freud William Parvet Read More → William Parvet William Parvet 19. Nineteenth Lecture: Universal Predisposition to Evil - Kant and Žižek William Parvet Read More → William Parvet William Parvet 20. Twentieth Lecture: Sublime, True Subjectivity, and Morals - Kant and Lacan. Morality and God. William Parvet Read More → William Parvet
