... German idealism Kant Hegel freedom transcendental materialism ...

... constructionism transcendental relationality phenomena noumena synthetic a priori ...

... Lecture 8, “Kant’s Copernican Revolution,” considers different views of the project of Immanuel Kant’s three critiques and explains Kant’s position as both an enlightenment and a modern thinker. constructionism transcendental relationality phenomena noumena synthetic a priori ...

... Lecture 9, “Kant and Critique,” explicates Immanuel Kant’s practice of critical—transcendental—critique by a closer examination of Critique of Pure Reason and brief excursions into Critique of Practical Reason and Critique of Judgment. pure forms of intuition categories of understanding...

... modalities of dematerialization that occur during this period. On the one hand, readers encounter a process of “de-transcendentalization” in the performances of figures such as Adrian Piper, whose work is concerned with forms of critical insight generated in the interstices between self and other...

... This chapter argues that market theories of religion that are based on the notion of “rational choice” do not contribute to our understanding of the transcendental value of money and markets in our social life. Such theories depend on a too narrow interpretation of “rationality” and neglect...

...<italic>Modern Beginnings</italic> Lecture 8, “Kant’s Copernican Revolution,” considers different views of the project of Immanuel Kant’s three critiques and explains Kant’s position as both an enlightenment and a modern thinker. constructionism transcendental relationality phenomena...

...). German idealism Kant Hegel freedom transcendental materialism ...

... of the human displaces Kantian and Hegelian transcendentality. Michel Foucault coloniality race ...

... of the counterculture. It advocates for love in all its forms—erotic, empathetic, spiritual, and political—without any hope of victory. “Under Pressure” stands as a love anthem devoid of transcendental guarantees; it implores a commitment to what may well be a doomed endeavor—to create a system where terror can...

.... The chapter contrasts two modalities of dematerialization that occur during this period. On the one hand, readers encounter a process of “de-transcendentalization” in the performances of figures such as Adrian Piper, whose work is concerned with forms of critical insight generated in the interstices between...

... Chapter 5 examines fossil-being as a mode of subjectivity understood through the geologic grammars of stratigraphy and time to establish the stratigraphic geo-logics of race. It demonstrates how the transcendental theory of white nature historicized a racialized bedrock through deep time...

...Modern Routes <italic>Modern Beginnings</italic> Lecture 8, “Kant’s Copernican Revolution,” considers different views of the project of Immanuel Kant’s three critiques and explains Kant’s position as both an enlightenment and a modern thinker. constructionism transcendental...

... of some existing approaches but also a demonstration of preferable perspectives. ethnocentrism nationalism religion This chapter argues that market theories of religion that are based on the notion of “rational choice” do not contribute to our understanding of the transcendental value...

... thereof). German idealism Kant Hegel freedom transcendental materialism This chapter starts by presenting a symptomatic cartography of the criticisms Žižek’s last book on Hegel provoked that leads to a longer discussion of one of the most serious critiques of this book yet published...