Hermitix The Critique of Pure Reason - Immanuel Kant - Subject, Object and the Schematism
Mar 8, 2021
In this podcast, Immanuel Kant discusses the subject object relation and the schematism in his Critique of Pure Reason. They explore the distinction between objects and representations, the unity of apperception, the power of judgment, and the elusive nature of schemata. They also delve into the subjective experience of time and the significance of the transcendental aesthetic in understanding Kantianism.
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Object-Representation Distinction
- Experience of objects requires both sensibility and conceptualization.
- Objects, distinct from representations, determine our knowledge and are judged by cognition.
Transcendental Object
- Kant introduces the transcendental object, a concept applied to objects, distinct from appearances.
- This transcendental object unifies the manifold of knowledge and bridges the gap between subject and object.
Subject-Object Mediation
- The Critique of Pure Reason focuses on the communication between subject and object.
- A mediating element exists between sensible reality and the object, filtered through sensibility and represented.