Exploring Retroactivity and Prospectivity in Kant's Philosophy

The chapter examines the concepts of retroactivity and prospectivity in Kant's philosophy, contrasting them with Hegelian viewpoints. It emphasizes the shift from transcendent to transcendental in Kantian thought and the critique of metaphysics. The discussion delves into the significance of grounding intuition and experience, reflecting on the historical context and societal impact of metaphysical ideas.