The Architecture of Reason | Kant's Complete Philosophy | For Sleep

Dare to know. Immanuel Kant's critical philosophy on the Copernican revolution in thought, the categorical imperative, and transcendental idealism. From the Critique of Pure Reason to perpetual peace. Philosophy to sleep to for late nights and deep thinking.

00:00:00 - Introduction
00:04:22 - Part 1: The Critical Turn - Awakening from Dogmatic Slumber
00:18:30 - Part 2: The Architecture of Experience - Space, Time, and the Categories
00:30:46 - Part 3: The Limits of Knowledge - Phenomena, Noumena, and the Antinomies
00:46:25 - Part 4: The Fact of Reason - The Discovery of Moral Law
01:01:48 - Part 5: The Autonomy of the Will - Freedom and Moral Self-Legislation
01:15:19 - Part 6: The Postulates of Practical Reason - God, Freedom, and Immortality
01:28:39 - Part 7: The Critique of Judgment - Beauty and the Bridge Between Nature and Freedom
01:44:00 - Part 8: Teleological Judgment and the Unity of Nature
01:58:10 - Part 9: What is Enlightenment? - Intellectual Courage and Human Maturity
02:11:40 - Part 10: Political Philosophy - From Natural State to Perpetual Peace
02:24:01 - Part 11: Religion Within the Bounds of Reason - Moral Faith and Radical Evil
02:38:34 - Part 12: The Architectonic of Pure Reason - System and Unity
02:52:46 - Part 13: The Legacy of Critical Philosophy - Kant's Revolution and Its Consequences
03:07:31 - Part 14: Conclusion