Questions that dont deserve their own thread.
What is the best companion book to read Kant with? Not a translation but a guide to help me understand his message.
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Kevin Howard
Jeremiah Ross
Kant was wrong. are you reading for historical context?
Dylan Wood
You're in luck. The new Cambridge translations, conducted by the Kant scholar, Guyer, completely replace the traditional Norman Kemp Smith version and they also come with very good companion volumes - both to Kant's individual books and to his thought in general. Cambridge Companions series.
Make sure you get the Guyer translations. The introductions themselves are enough to understand Kant.
Easton Thompson
You must be invested to keep returning to Lit. How does one invest one's self in an user outcome? The keks are few in this parcel. The knowledge must be sifted through a b.s. filter. Is it a mirror you like holding up?
Tyler Rogers
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Landon Murphy
About what? He was extremely prolific. (You don't need to answer, I already know you haven't read him).
Adrian Jackson
I think therefore I am.
Landon Fisher
No need for you to reply, since you haven't read him yet, either.
Bentley Martinez
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Evan Baker
Can anyone really enjoy chapter 3 of A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man? Seriously, once they go on the retreat and the priest starts talking about Hell it just becomes the most boring shit imaginable, sure the imagery is vivid but it's hard to take seriously, especially given that it feels, now, kind of derivative.