Possibility of Transcendental Freedom—On Kant's Critique of Pure Reason
Fei Chen
Abstract
Fei Chen
Abstract
To address the third antinomy,Kant set the possibility of transcendental freedom in logic and made a series of proof about transcendental freedom through pointing out the distinction of the perceptual world and the intellectual world.Kant pointed out a different location for nature and freedom by pointing out the distinction between rational nature and empirical nature of human. And Kant believed that freedom and nature are the same subject.By pointing out spontaneity of understanding and reason, Kant set the logical premise of spontaneous transcendental freedom.
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To address the third antinomy,Kant set the possibility of transcendental freedom in logic and made a series of proof about transcendental freedom through pointing out the distinction of the perceptual world and the intellectual world.Kant pointed out a different location for nature and freedom by pointing out the distinction between rational nature and empirical nature of human. And Kant believed that freedom and nature are the same subject.By pointing out spontaneity of understanding and reason, Kant set the logical premise of spontaneous transcendental freedom.
Key concepts: Antinomy, Transcendental number, Premise, Philosophy, Epistemology, Transcendental philosophy, Subject (documents), Computer science