Acid Horizon Danged Noumena: Kant Versus Husserl on "The Thing-In-Itself" with Matt Bower
Apr 15, 2024
Philosophy scholar Matt Bower discusses Kant and Husserl's perspectives on 'the thing-in-itself.' They explore the concepts of perception, intuition, and the limitations of understanding reality beyond appearances. The conversation delves into the intersection of analytic philosophy with phenomenology, dissecting Husserl's notions of adequacy, inadequacy, and imagination in accessing true nature.
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Introduction
00:00 • 2min
Exploring Husserl's Genetic Phenomenology and Analytic Philosophy
01:39 • 9min
Exploring Kant's Philosophy of the Thing-in-Itself
10:15 • 13min
Exploring Husserl's Notions of Adequacy and Inadequacy
23:32 • 28min
Exploring Nonsense and Counter Sense in Philosophical Discourse
51:50 • 4min
Exploring the Perplexing Nature of the Thing-In-Itself in Phenomenology
55:50 • 3min
Exploring Imagination, Perception, and Phenomenology
58:55 • 5min