Kant Lecture
| Chungsoo J. Lee |
| A philosophic and religious corner |
"... ignorant people who would like to dabble in metaphysics think of matter so refined, so
superrefined, that they make themselves giddy with it and then believe that in this way they
have devised a spiritual and yet extended being"
Critique of Practical Reason, 5:24
superrefined, that they make themselves giddy with it and then believe that in this way they
have devised a spiritual and yet extended being"
Critique of Practical Reason, 5:24
"But philosophy can never be learned (except historically); rather, as far as reason is concerned, one can at most learn only to
philosophize." Critique of Pure Reason, A837/B865
philosophize." Critique of Pure Reason, A837/B865
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