'Fine Art' as Living Phenomenon in Kant | by Melanie Dunne

We continue our celebration of Kant's 300th birthday with a video essay by continental philosopher Melanie Dunne.
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  • @gokhancevik6648
    @gokhancevik664823 күн бұрын

    Very important video... Very important... Thank you so much...

  • @dalibofurnell
    @dalibofurnell23 күн бұрын

  • @Ykpaina988
    @Ykpaina98826 күн бұрын

    Looks and Sounds Promising

  • @saljabozanicmrse9644
    @saljabozanicmrse964423 күн бұрын

    Good evening to you, professr Johannes. I have already asked you once but you never replied. I am a young student of philosophy how constderder himself a platonist, an idealist and a nominalist. I have no idea are those positions right or not and should I change them Could you tell me what is your position on the issue. Thank you.

  • @HarbingeroftheNew

    @HarbingeroftheNew

    23 күн бұрын

    Nominalism and Platonism are at odds with each other Why don’t you think for yourself, read and think more yourself before outsourcing judgements and opinions to others? There are no short cuts on this path.

  • @saljabozanicmrse9644

    @saljabozanicmrse9644

    23 күн бұрын

    ​​@@HarbingeroftheNew I am only asking for some advice from the best. And about platonism and nominalism I think Kant, Quine would't agree with you .

  • @HarbingeroftheNew

    @HarbingeroftheNew

    23 күн бұрын

    @@saljabozanicmrse9644 the best are all dead Advice for what your ideas ought to be is ludicrous, especially if you’ve only just begun reading

  • @IndustrialMilitia

    @IndustrialMilitia

    22 күн бұрын

    A Platonist, Idealist, and Nominalist in what regards?