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um first of all thank you so much to
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Nathan and petar for inviting me here I
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was so happy this ended up being able to
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still occur after being planned
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I'm very happy to be here um can you all
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hear me okay yeah okay so I have a lot
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to get through so I'm just gonna jump
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right in uh the paper is titled
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transcendental appropriation content
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Heidegger schema and transition and
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opens with this epigraph from content
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the problem of metaphysics in respect
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before the law which as a free creature
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I give to myself I cannot despise myself
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uh also these slides mostly just to give
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you something to look at while I go
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through a lot of really dense textual
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stuff some of the things I won't be able
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to get into they're just sort of side
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material that may be of interest and
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some just some of the the block quotes
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I'm using it's easier to follow if we're
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talking about Heidegger and Kant
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thinking is often characterized by
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himself most of all as being cloven by a
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transition it was a transition that
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began in the immediate aftermath of
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being in time in a moment where as he
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said in March of 1932 all of his prior
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output had become alien to him
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he had been on he thought a path brought
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to an impasse on Whose edges stands much
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that his contemporary and mendacious
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often in such a way that these are taken
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as more important than the path itself
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in other words he considered his
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thinking up to that point to be guided
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by disidentification oriented always
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away from that which he would correct in
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the history of philosophy and the
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scientism of modernity
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being in time was a massive success but
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it was also he thought at that time
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readily misinterpreted and misused as an
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anthropology or a philosophy of
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he even worried that he had spoken as
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the Learned they without realizing it
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everything up to that point seemed to
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him to be a failure best put in the
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shadows of what would come after
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so we set out on a new course away from
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the existential analytic of being and
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toward a conception of being as event
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from the understanding of being to The
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this also brought him away from the
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thought of conditions and toward the
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thought of the capacity of those
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conditions to change to be radically and
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irrevocably transformed where and when
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did this alienation from himself begin
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chronologically last Among The Works
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Heidegger listed as belonging to his
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pre-transition thinking was Kant and the
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problem of metaphysics
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an exegesis of the critique of pure
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reason published in 1929
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the comic book as I'll refer to it was
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thus for Heidegger the dead end of the
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sequence with which he continues to be
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most associated the development of the
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or rather up to the publication of being
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in time or rather the publication of the
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first two divisions of the first part of
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in Heidegger's plan part one would have
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been followed by a second part comprised
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of a further two divisions and at the
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heart of one such of these would have
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been the analysis of the hot book
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which tracked the profound
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transformation that the faculty of
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imagination underwent between the first
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and second editions of the critique
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for the most part the critique substance
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remained unchanged across the revision
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and Kant made no major changes to his
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system this wasn't the case however for
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the section in which he worked out his
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argument for the objective validity of
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the categories the transcendental
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deduction will be a little overlap with
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the previous talk sorry the comic book's
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goal was to re-center the schematizing
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power of the imagination in that
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argument also in const thinking as a
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for Heidegger the schematism is not as
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it is conventionally understood to be or
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maybe I should say canonically and
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dominantly understood to be the
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post-empirical application of rules for
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the synthesis of products of the
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understanding and the intuition
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but is instead a pre-empirical capacity
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for synthesis more generally that stands
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at the root of both faculties as the
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soil in which all else grows we've it's
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kind of interesting to follow Samantha's
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talking and to give an idea of
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um most cited articulations of this
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conventional reading of the two
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deductions would be like Dieter Henrick
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the proof structure of Khan's
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transcendental deduction where he goes
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the history of both of them this is like
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a 1969 paper and his argument is
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essentially that I think it's similar to
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Samantha is that it's a it's a there's
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no like difference except for a semantic
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sloppiness and the use of the word mind
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is what he focuses on in this reading
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and Daniel Dahlstrom 's realization
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Heidegger had noticed in const doctrine
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of schematism a connection between the
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traditional problem of being and the
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he accused Khan of retreating from the
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question that he had left open prior to
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the revision of the critique and claimed
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that his own thought was posing that
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most of all he felt that a
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reconstruction of the first version of
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suppressed up to that point and he was
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reacting against the neocontianism of
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all right he was at Marburg when he was
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working in the seminars and that was a
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prevailing mood there
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could articulate a concept of
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temporality that didn't require a
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subject which is also his goal
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and carrying out this reconstruction
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though Heidegger found something he may
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not have been looking for
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question of the capacity for transition
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between the antic and the ontological
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this notion that what is optically true
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for Dawson it's inauthentic
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determinateness could in some sense
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become ontologically true for us as an
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authentic freedom for determination was
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absent prior to this point
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at the outset of the Kant book he still
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holds that antic truth necessarily
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adjusts itself to the ontological
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contributions to philosophy a decade
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later post-transition as he would
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one of the differences is that the ontag
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ontological distinction had all but
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disappeared from his discourse it's not
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something he uses as much
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there the ontological I'm going to try
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and do this and I'm quoting him other
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people even when grasp as a condition of
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the ontic is only something
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between these two points Heidegger began
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to identify Khan's transcendental
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imagination with his own conception of
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temporality and any problems he found in
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the former would by transitive relation
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become visible in the latter and indeed
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my suggestion in this paper is that this
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identification with Kant made his own
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transition both possible and necessary
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for him his trajectory away from being
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just as the transcendental magic
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imagination and Kant became for
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Heidegger a legal activity that forms
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even as it unites turning Caprice into
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rule ontological truth became the event
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of the Antics possibility for
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ontological adjustment and
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turning throwing this into origin
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this is to go a bit too far in advance
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first I'm going to try and show the
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importance of the deduction to the
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I'm going to lay out the two versions of
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the imagination given by these different
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editions the A and B deductions
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and once this has been accomplished I'll
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try to show how exactly Heidegger
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performs his retrieval of the priority
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of the imagination in a and how he
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problematizes the supposed Solutions
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offered by the B I'll track the impact
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of this retrieval and both Heidegger's
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turn and the Legacy in his work of the
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kantian concept of schema as it
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transforms from a dangerous precipice of
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indetermination into the ground of
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post-turned dazines peculiar form of
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via the insistence in stagnikite on
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it is this form of Auto affection that I
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claim is at the root of one of the two
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dominant understandings of transition
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today transition as Appropriations
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that's kind of where this fits into my
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at the heart of the critique of
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the question of those conditions which
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make experience and thus knowledge
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against empiricists who help that
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knowledge is constituted by experience
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alone and denied the possibility of
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pre-existent truths Kant attempted to
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show that our experience is indeed
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conditioned by a priority Concepts these
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are the concepts of the understanding
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what structure any possible judgment
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namely quantity equality modality and
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relation and their moments or modes
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these Concepts in turn find their
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content in the faculty of the intuition
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which structures any possible sensation
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both temporarily and spatially
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in the transcendental aesthetic which
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precedes the deduction Kant shows how
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space and time are necessary
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forms of representation of objects
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rather than objects in themselves
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without these forms of representation
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there could be neither sensation or
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space the form of pure magnitude is what
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allows for things to be outer objects
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for us and time the form of pure
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succession is what makes the experience
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of perdurance and all actuality of
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these two structures of possible
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representation aren't equal even in the
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since for time since time for Kant is
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nothing other than the form of inner
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to which an outside can be related via
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its determination time is also the
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the intuition is what any category of
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the understand standing must stand in
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essential relation to
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categories two are nothing other than
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the conditions of thinking in a possible
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just as space and time contain the
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conditions of the intuition for the very
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however the possibility indeed the
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necessity of these categories rests on
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the relation that the entire sensibility
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and with it all possible appearances
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have to the original app reception which
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everything is necessarily in agreement
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with the conditions of the thorough
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going Unity of self-consciousness
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Under Universal functions of synthesis
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these functions of synthesis reside in a
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faculty of the imagination which Bridges
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the intuition and the understanding
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the first thing that must be given to us
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a priori for the condition cognition of
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all objects is the manifold of pure
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intuition the synthesis of this manifold
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by means of the imagination is a second
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thing but this still doesn't yield
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the concepts that give this pure
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synthesis unity and that consists solely
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in the representation of this necessary
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synthetic Unity or the third thing
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necessary for for cognition of an object
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that comes before us
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it is kant's second thing that changes
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drastically between the first and second
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in the first edition the order of
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thought proceeds as follows
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comp Begins by returning to to the
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conjecture that there are a priori
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Concepts and forms of representation at
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if they do exist he says they can
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certainly contain nothing empirical
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to have them refer to determinate
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content of the outset would defeat the
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purpose of the pre-experiential truths
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with these contact Concepts contain are
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only ever the pure a priori conditions
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of a possible experience and of an
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a priori Concepts like the categories
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are thus the pure thinking in every
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experience but not the sources of
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intuition cannot be said to be the
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source of experience either since every
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intuition contains a manifold in itself
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which would not be represented as such
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if the Mind did not distinguish the time
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and the succession of Impressions on one
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what could give us the truth prior to
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experience of something like
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manifoldness insensibility
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that which intuition gives its
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representations again pure succession
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and time magnitude and space
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it's not yet experienced as such so much
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as a way that experience must be given
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if we're to experience things the way we
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what the intuition actually does give us
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is not even initially grasped as
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manifold its multiplicity is so chaotic
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that it can't even be thought as
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multiple let alone thought at all
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at least initially and in itself
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something else is doing the giving here
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and it's the imagination which and this
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is really important spontaneously allows
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the manifold of intuition to be gone
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through taken up and combined in a
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this tripartite movement a synoptic
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going through a reproductive taking up
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and a recognition through combination
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is said said by Kant to be the
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three-fold synthesis which is
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necessarily found in all cognition
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versions of the deduction synthesis in
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the most General sense concerns the
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action of putting different
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representations together with each other
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and comprehending their manifoldness in
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but the a deduction uniquely gives the
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imagination essential tasks in each of
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first synopsis which apprehends the
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manifolds as manifold
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second reproduction which takes up the
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manifold as a totality even when its
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full membership can never be given and
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third recognition which combines the
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manifold with Concepts according to
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rules known as schemas and allows the
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manifold to be taken as a Unity
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a couple examples of this
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I think Samantha remarked that
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one of the examples of schema is number
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or mathematical figuration and talks a
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lot about geometry this is just one
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example of something like this is a part
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of 17th century geometry
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bonavent bonaventura cavalieri's
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principle of volume for two figures
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uh there's a reading of this use of
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schema in con that describes this as
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being really concerned with figuration
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and the grammar of figuration the bill
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Kramer has an interesting article on
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so if what I'm I'm still summarizing so
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if you're bored feel free to look at
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in the imaginations first moment
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apprehension the imagination must run
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through and then take together a
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manifold the manifoldness of a given
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synopsis doesn't mean summary or
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condensation for Kant its meaning for
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him is closer to its etymological roots
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coming into view or a seeing together
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synoptic synthesis is not an
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apprehension of a whole this occurs
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later but as more akin to a I mean
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logically later sorry it's more akin to
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an unstructured but ongoing riffling
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this first form of imaginative synthesis
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were not by definition always incomplete
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it couldn't encounter a manifold at all
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since what it would have before it would
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only appear as an unchanging hole of
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like you've finished going through the
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unlike in the B deduction the
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imagination is already defined by a
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temporal dimension in this way of
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describing it of the ongoingness of it
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as well as by a Unity that's logically
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prior to any app receptive eye which
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hasn't come into the picture yet
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when turning to the second of the three
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moments of the imaginations synthesis
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current remarks that representations
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that have often followed or accompanied
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one another are finally associated with
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one another thereby placed in Connection
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in accordance with which even without
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the presence of an object one of these
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representations brings about a
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transition of the mind to the other in
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accordance with a constant rule another
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there seems to be conscious saying a law
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instituted by the imagination upon the
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multiplicity of any manifold it ripples
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through as soon as the first moment of
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apprehension synopsis is in play as soon
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as the manifold is taken as manifold its
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elements can be grasped in their
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temporal succession and relative
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at the same time the relations of
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succession magnitude reproduce the
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manifold's manifoldness in every member
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that that belongs to it even as a
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Kant explains this through his uh famous
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this is really kind of cheap but it's
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just a pretty Stone you just
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yeah and it always forms with Merc with
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Mercury deposits too which is not often
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remarked about this example that
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um in its natural state it's poisonous
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so I'm sure we all know this quote but
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reread the last little part about it
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it's Cinnabar we're Now red now black
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now light now heavy if a human being
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were now changed into this animal shape
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now into that one if on the longest day
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the land recovered with fruits now with
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ice and snow then my empirical
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imagination would never even get the
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opportunity to think of heavy Cinnabar
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on the occasion of the representation of
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or if a certain word were attributed now
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to this thing now to that or if one in
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the same thing were sometimes called
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this sometimes that without the
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governance of a certain rule to which
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appearances are already subjected in
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themselves then no empirical synthesis
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of reproduction could take place
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this is the actions first Divergence
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from the B for its major Divergence
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con says not even the purest and most
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fundamental representations of space and
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time could ever arise
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the reproductive imagination and the a
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deduction is a necessary condition not
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just for our representation and
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experience of objects but for the forms
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of our intuition they put into synthetic
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and since manifolds of appearances are
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not things in themselves but the mere
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play of representations which in the end
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come down to determination of the inner
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sense it's left open whether
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reproductive synthesis may not determine
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the inner sense as well to some extent
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and by that I mean left open a deduction
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as a result in the third moment the
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synthesis of recognition
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when the identification of objects comes
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about through the combination of
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intuition with conceptual judgment
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according to rules of their various
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the a deduction is forced to conclude
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that the imagination grounds
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transcendental app reception and not the
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or at least that these components of
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cognition stand on equal footing
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transcendental app reception is a pure
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original unchanging Consciousness even
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in this version but it's also nothing
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more than the identity of its action
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what is its action prior to any other
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nothing more Kant says at this point
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than the threefold synthesis he's laid
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out for us or of its combination
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in the a the app reception of the inner
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sense also ends up being something
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intuited as a manifold and thus
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synthesized by the imagination
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it also possesses a Unity which endures
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in time and encompasses an extension
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as with the concept of a body which
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serves as the rule or schema for our
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cognition of outer appearances
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and like cinnabar's unity and perderance
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would be lacking without a rule like
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Cinnabar after all really is that once
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red black light and heavy among many
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other things but the mind doesn't take
19:44
each of these appearances of the stone
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in turn it takes them and must take them
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can't acknowledge where this path could
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lead the principle of the necessary
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Unity of the pure synthesis of the
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imagination prior to app reception is
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thus the ground of the possibility for
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this is a kind of quote that makes me
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like disagree with this argument that
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it's purely a semantical difference
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we can talk about that in the
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but it seems Khan should be forced to
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say that transcendental synthesis which
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he calls productive synthesis
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is more pure original and unchanging
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than any app receptive eye if this were
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the case if a pure synthesis in the
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imagination did stand equally alongside
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if not logically prior to Pure
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then it would still remain in itself
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entirely undetermined and contingent
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whether appearances were also associable
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in case they were not a multitude of
20:42
perceptions or even an entire new
20:45
sensibility would be possible in which
20:47
much Imperial empirical Consciousness
20:49
would be encountered in any mind but
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separated and without belonging to one
20:54
consciousness of myself which he says is
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impossible so he kind of wants to
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disagree with the the conclusion he
21:02
seems to have let himself into
21:06
the only remedy Kant could offer for the
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circularity a introduced was at the end
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the suggestion of an affinity between
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the app receptive eye and the productive
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synthesis of the imagination an
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indelible resemblance of one to the
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other an identity between them
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so if a new Affinity could be produced
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the I Would by implication see itself
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transformed irrevocably without a trace
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of what it had once appeared to be
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so we'll return to these questions soon
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in the B deduction the order gets
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reversed rather than beginning with the
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question of the possibility of a priori
21:41
Concepts Kant begins where the a left
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off with the question of the ground for
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and transcendental app reception is his
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new answer to that question
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in B can't hold against a that through
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the eye as simple representation simple
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changed his mind concretely on this
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point nothing manifold is given
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the transcendental appreception of the B
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deduction is a simple I.E not composite
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representation an instance of objective
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unity in contrast to the manifold
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determination of inner sense
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which is now merely a subjective Unity
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rooted aposteriori an empirical
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self-reflection on Consciousness is
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in a sense Kant decided to shunt the
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argument that had led him to aporia at
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the end of a out of the pre-experiential
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altogether it's not that he's saying
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that characterizing appreception as
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productive synthesis should or could be
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denied but that it can only be accessed
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as such once the eye has been determined
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empirically in some way and the
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determination would have to come from
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experience and not from the pure
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possibility of synthesis
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example goes along with this shunting
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for it's now the self that stands in the
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place that Cinnabar had stood
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my perception he says must have both an
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objective and subjective Unity because
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otherwise I would have as multi-colored
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diverse itself as I have representations
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of which I'm conscious
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was once a counterfeit counterfactual
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against the flux of experience is now a
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counterfactual against the flux of that
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foreclosing the potential of productive
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synthesis to create identity beyond the
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the imagination too has been downgraded
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in importance in B it's no longer
23:30
faculty of cognition in its own right
23:32
but an effect of the understanding on
23:34
sensibility it's discussion he says
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belongs not in transcendental philosophy
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and its three moments are replaced with
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just two intellectual and figurative
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in be these modes of the imagination are
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but sub-faculties of the understanding
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in that they require for their activity
23:53
Concepts that only the understanding can
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render and both remain transcendental
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only and so far as the understanding is
24:00
treated transcendentally
24:02
but whether given as an intellectual
24:04
synthesis which is the combination of a
24:06
category with an intuition in general or
24:08
a figurative one it's kind of related to
24:10
the diagrammatic question and his
24:12
examples are mathematical in that
24:14
section the combination of sensible
24:16
intuitions onto a manifold to which the
24:21
the imagination is only the faculty for
24:24
representing an object without its
24:25
presence and intuition this is kind of
24:27
the reduced weaker form of it
24:30
this was formerly the job only of the
24:32
reproductive synthesis in b
24:35
so that one's kind of been split into
24:37
and expanded to be the whole domain of
24:41
the first absent object furnished by the
24:43
figure figurative synthesis
24:45
just as had been the case with the
24:48
second moment in the a deduction is the
24:50
app receptive eye itself
24:53
but in B this representation is in the
24:55
very same motion handed over to the
24:57
intellectual synthesis which adds it to
24:59
all other possible representations
25:02
were formerly both possible objects and
25:04
the possible being of the app receptive
25:06
eye implied thinking's tardiness to the
25:09
scene of the imagination
25:11
now now that b being about perception
25:14
and its imaginative activity is given
25:16
only in its actual synthesis with its
25:18
objects and that's the extent of its
25:23
in the standard interpretation the B
25:25
deduction was a clarification through
25:26
confision of a and const view B resolved
25:30
a circularity the grounding of the
25:32
subject in a productive synthesis that
25:34
guarantees its own Unity this is a
25:36
circular problem not by denying such a
25:40
ground this is what he would say
25:43
but by stating that it too is unknowable
25:46
by inverting the order of reasoning and
25:48
clarifying that this site of
25:49
subjectivity isn't produced by the
25:51
imagination but produces through it a
25:53
relation to its exterior
25:55
Khan thought he'd answered his critics
25:57
and found a stable footing for his
26:00
a view though conservision was a retreat
26:03
and the concessions that be made
26:05
Heidegger saw limited and merely
26:07
epistemological argument about the
26:10
finitude of the subject and its grasp on
26:13
in opposition to this epistemological
26:15
interpretation Heidegger says at the
26:17
outset of the comic book that the
26:19
critique of pure reason has nothing to
26:20
do with the theory of knowledge if one
26:23
could allow the interpretation that it
26:25
does then that would be to say that it's
26:27
not a theory of knowledge
26:30
um it's not a theory of ontic knowledge
26:32
but a theory of ontological knowledge
26:34
it is 1929 debate with the neocontian
26:37
philosopher Ernst casserer Heidegger
26:40
stated his sense of this project plainly
26:46
of appearance in the transcendental
26:48
Logic for which Kant is only negative in
26:50
the form in which it appears which for
26:52
Kant is only negative in the form in
26:54
which it appears there
26:56
that it's actually a positive problem
26:58
and that the following is in question
27:00
is appearance just a matter of fact
27:02
which we state or must the entire
27:04
problem of Reason be apprehended in such
27:06
a way that we grasp from the beginning
27:08
how appearance necessarily belongs to
27:10
the nature of human beings
27:11
so I'm just going to move to the
27:15
what is immediately clear is that in the
27:17
three modes of the imagination synthetic
27:20
activity they've been translated into
27:22
heideggerian idiom in the combo
27:24
the synthesis of apprehension which with
27:27
its synopsizing going through becomes an
27:30
immediate taking in stride
27:32
a synthesis of reproduction with its
27:34
taking up of what is no longer
27:35
immediately given is a retaining forming
27:39
the synthesis of recognition which
27:40
combines the manifold with Concepts is a
27:43
reconnoitering which explores The
27:45
Horizon of being able to hold something
27:49
it's a preliminary attaching a watching
27:51
out for and a preparation for Pure
27:55
not with a being that a being which it
27:58
can hold before itself as self-sane but
28:01
with the Horizon of what that being can
28:03
identify and identify with
28:06
each synthetic moment is read for its
28:08
temporal character and made to stand in
28:10
for the present past and future
28:13
for Heidegger the transcendental power
28:15
of the imagination is original time it's
28:18
thanks to this temporality this forming
28:20
of time through time determination that
28:23
imagination is said to be productive
28:25
the imagination's productivity is never
28:27
accomplished though even as it makes
28:30
experience possible for the first time
28:32
as a perpetually incomplete engagement
28:34
with what can potentially be encountered
28:36
or conditioned and all the way that
28:39
constant thinking develops
28:41
but the imagination's creativity is what
28:43
is said to be essential and that it
28:45
temporalizes or phenotizes the subject
28:47
and its possibilities
28:49
for Heidegger all determination of
28:51
essence is first achieved in the setting
28:53
free of this essential ground of
28:57
and if we tarry alongside the a
28:59
deductions abyss and refuse to read the
29:01
imagination as a mere effect of the
29:03
understanding Heidegger Wagers then we
29:06
can catch sight of what is being set
29:07
free by the perpetually homeless
29:09
groundless forming Unity of both
29:13
in order to clarify this point we have
29:15
to explore the central element of his
29:17
interpretation his approach to the
29:18
tripartite relation between appearance
29:22
at the core of Heidegger's Khan is a
29:24
claim that appearances Are Not Mere
29:26
illusion but the being itself
29:29
far from the idea that appearances are
29:31
substitutes for or deformations of
29:33
things in themselves or constone warning
29:35
that their relation to the numinal is
29:37
unknowable Heidegger is content to
29:39
accept them as things in themselves they
29:42
are appearances of themselves only
29:44
appearances for Heidegger can only mean
29:46
the standing forth of the appearance as
29:49
the being in the appearance is the same
29:51
being as the being in itself he says in
29:54
turn the pure understanding reveals
29:56
itself as the faculty of letting stand
30:00
appearances stand forth occur and
30:03
Concepts stand against those appearances
30:06
in characterizing the phenomenality of
30:08
objects as ways of standing and
30:11
Hardware again is emphasizing their
30:13
temporal imminence and that they
30:15
withstand and endure time and appear to
30:18
have a permanence only because of this
30:21
it's because of this
30:22
essentiality of appearances is also
30:24
related to the work of the imagination
30:28
in addition to that which we Intuit and
30:30
that which we understand he says there
30:32
has to be a third thing which stands in
30:33
homogeneity with the category and the
30:35
appearance and makes possible the
30:37
application of the former to the latter
30:41
this mediating representation has to be
30:43
purer and yet intellectual
30:45
sensible as well such a representation
30:48
is the transcendental schema
30:50
what schemas represent no matter their
30:52
object is a transcendental time
30:54
determination modification of the inner
30:57
sense by its synthesis with a sensible
31:01
schemas do not concern themselves with
31:03
any intuition in particular though
31:05
they're merely the guarantors of unity
31:07
in a in a determination
31:10
when applied a posterior and supplied
31:12
with empirical content the imagination
31:14
produces not a schema but an image
31:17
the image concept is a product of the
31:20
empirical faculty of productive
31:21
imagination well the schema of sensible
31:24
Concepts such as figures and space is
31:27
this mathematical Legacy
31:29
is a product and as it were a monogram
31:32
signature of pure a priori imagination
31:42
the narroweth that creates forms from
31:44
out of itself the pure look this is his
31:50
is it not the case then that even
31:52
ontological knowledge which occurs in
31:54
the transcendental power of the
31:55
imagination is creative
31:57
does not the finite creature become
31:59
infinite through this Creative Behavior
32:03
do beings come to be known then in this
32:05
creative ontological knowledge I.E are
32:07
they created as such created as known
32:09
these this is him sorry remember
32:13
absolutely not but to what uh are they
32:18
what is the known of this knowing a
32:20
nothing Kant calls it the X
32:23
and I'm gonna claim that two points are
32:25
being made here I'm trying to summarize
32:26
these dense passages
32:29
um first by interpreting const
32:31
transcendental object equals X as the
32:34
reference to a nothing Heidegger is
32:36
insisting again that the transcendental
32:38
deduction can function without any
32:40
reference to a ground Beyond appearance
32:42
which I think is the real essence of
32:44
this disagreement between
32:46
which which version should have priority
32:50
second in his interpretation of image as
32:52
pure look he's claiming that what
32:55
schematism produces is an experience but
32:58
a field in which submission to a rule
33:02
because transcendental time
33:03
determination accompanies all intuition
33:06
as a condition of its possibility
33:09
for him the pure power of imagination
33:11
gives schema forming in advance the look
33:16
of the Horizon of transcendence schema
33:19
forming is this this field in which that
33:24
as a result time procures a look prior
33:27
to all experience which serves as the
33:29
ground for our being there a schema is
33:32
the representing of the rule that
33:34
guarantees the manifold's perdurance and
33:36
the making sensible of rules
33:39
well an image is the possibility of
33:41
actually sensing that rule before it
33:45
images are capable of changing which is
33:47
always this novel yet original coming
33:50
into view for Heidegger
33:53
but schemata are not capable of changing
33:57
against Khan Heidegger claims that the
33:59
understanding does not bring forth the
34:01
schemata but just works with them
34:03
as if they pre-exist at perception in a
34:06
sense he claims pure thinking in itself
34:08
not after the fact is capable of taking
34:11
things in stride I.E pure thinking is
34:15
this structural coherent receptive
34:18
spontaneity must accordingly spring
34:20
forth from the transcendental
34:23
uh to be able to be what it is and
34:25
that's kind of his summary of the thesis
34:28
in fact transcendental app reception is
34:30
all but Superfluous to Heidegger's Khan
34:33
because for him the power of imagination
34:35
is also and precisely a faculty of
34:37
intuition I.E of receptivity
34:41
and it's receptive moreover not just
34:43
apart from its spontaneity rather it is
34:46
the original Unity of receptivity and
34:49
spontaneity and not a Unity which was
34:51
composite from the start
34:54
the self-affection that Heidegger claims
34:56
can't shrank back from is equally a
34:59
self-intuiting a spontane spontaneity of
35:01
attention to the possibility of
35:03
schematizing which arises only through
35:06
the recognition of one's Essence as Auto
35:10
it's as if one must encounter oneself as
35:12
having like we give ourselves the rule
35:15
of our own identity at every moment
35:32
so the general generalized capacity for
35:35
identity that Heidegger locates via this
35:37
reading is not an identification with
35:39
something that the imagination is not
35:42
and doesn't prefer possibilities for a
35:45
change of identity as a product project
35:47
that can be taken up if identification
35:49
is an essential structural belonging
35:52
together of appearance and being and of
35:54
the possible with the actual this is
35:56
what he means when he describes the
35:58
imaginations a priori synthesis as the
36:00
seed which provides its own ground
36:05
to Heidegger the imagination is this
36:07
root and ground at once and no matter
36:09
the course of its development it has to
36:11
remain germinal in that sense
36:14
so what if kant's theory of change
36:17
how does Heidegger incorporate this into
36:20
ensure for con change is real knowable
36:23
only in the phenomenal Realm
36:25
anticipating the acute accusation of
36:27
idealism he specifically names the
36:29
problem of change in relation to time he
36:31
doesn't deny the reality of alterations
36:33
but says that it's cognition that orders
36:35
representations in such a way that
36:38
change and that which is capable of
36:39
change becomes visible
36:42
time isn't a thing in itself that
36:44
subsists on its own but a sequencing of
36:46
nouns that can determine the inner sense
36:50
without this continuity transcendental
36:52
app reception couldn't function as an
36:53
unchanging ground in the infinite range
36:56
of possible representations of what lies
36:58
Beyond it would remain disorganized and
37:01
multiple the eye wouldn't even be able
37:03
to distinguish itself from its
37:05
representation such as mentioned earlier
37:08
but the eye is at the same time nothing
37:10
more than its combination with its
37:12
representing this is why he says that
37:14
there's only one experience in which all
37:16
perceptions are represented as in
37:18
thorough going and law-like connection
37:21
whether the schema in question is a
37:23
mathematical figure or a body empirical
37:25
change in appearance cannot touch or
37:29
alter the a priori condition of
37:33
transcendental uh Apperception if you're
37:35
cleaving to the B deduction or the
37:38
imagination if you're taking the a
37:41
so yes alterations are real but the
37:43
condition by which they become thinkable
37:46
as alterations can't be modified
37:50
let alone from out of its own
37:51
spontaneous thinking
37:55
for heidekirt seems the answer about
37:56
change must be different it's in his
37:59
interpretation con system never needed
38:01
to find a ground in our perception
38:02
because its true identity was the
38:04
imagination's temporalization of itself
38:07
if appearances are said to be taken as
38:09
things in themselves that refer only to
38:11
a nothing that any change in appearance
38:14
would constitute an ontological change
38:17
one might assume that an identification
38:18
of time thought and intuition
38:22
um means that schematism is in some
38:23
sense a free activity a poetic power of
38:26
gathering essential to the subject slash
38:29
design this wasn't yet the case though
38:32
he would get there when Heidi garissa
38:34
and the kanteed created for himself was
38:36
first simply that auto affection is a
38:38
kind of radical passivity
38:40
one of the examples he gives is pleasure
38:43
I'm going to skip over this quote but
38:44
something John Luke Nancy has talked
38:46
about about the self-sensing of pleasure
38:50
the free self-affecting of the law that
38:53
in the absence of ground
38:55
is given and the way that the given
38:57
modifies itself is always the law the
39:00
schematization of its own being this is
39:02
for Heidegger the truth of kant's pure
39:04
spontaneity there is in every experience
39:07
sensible or no a self-submitting
39:10
immediate surrender to Pure receptivity
39:13
there must then be only one experience
39:15
for Heidegger as well submission to the
39:17
given and recognition of the Givens role
39:20
in the authorization of everything that
39:24
hiker's interpretation of the schematism
39:26
in the comic book stands between his
39:28
definition of dasan and being in time a
39:30
throne projection of its own
39:32
possibilities and what dazan would
39:34
become post-turn post-transition in the
39:37
contributions a throne projection that
39:39
is only when it refuses what is possible
39:42
for it when it Embraces is most proper
39:45
to it the seclusion from potentiality
39:48
and being in time designs projectedness
39:50
is denied any relationship to the
39:53
teleological to the execution of a plan
39:56
there projecting has nothing to do with
39:58
comporting oneself toward a plan that's
40:00
been thought out and in accordance with
40:02
which Dawson arranges its being
40:05
this begins to change in the comic book
40:07
where we're told that the explicit
40:09
execution of a projecting
40:12
and even what is grasped in the
40:13
ontological must necessarily be
40:16
this construction can be understood as
40:19
designs assault upon the Primal
40:20
metaphysical factum in it an assault
40:23
which arises from dasan itself
40:26
and design Bears a new identity
40:27
altogether after the transition and
40:34
which is this first I won't read this
40:37
first to all of this first quote just
40:39
the italicized line the projector of the
40:42
projection is a throne projector but
40:44
only in the throwing and through it
40:47
it's the carrying out and taking over of
40:49
the withstanding steadfastness
40:51
it's design and taking over is the
40:54
undergoing wherein what is
40:56
self-secluding opens itself as a
40:58
maintaining and buying
41:00
uh binding it's very abstract but in the
41:02
event another part of the sequence of uh
41:05
seminars and notes from the same time
41:09
summarizes Sheltering is the enshrouding
41:11
that preserves emergence the most proper
41:14
essence of the beginning is
41:15
indestructible Act of beginning
41:20
behind the density of this passage
41:21
design is transformed
41:24
and in possession of a capacity to
41:26
finally decide upon a possibility most
41:28
proper to it which is always the
41:31
Sheltering of possibility from
41:34
for Heidegger this allows dazine to bind
41:36
the ontic potential of its Throne
41:38
projection as the ontological truth of
41:41
originariness appropriation transforms
41:45
this preparation for transition if not
41:48
is if not the transition itself which
41:51
would be the event of being's occurrence
41:53
for the the Heidegger of the
41:55
it's the closest of the beings that we
41:57
are get to change this preparation
42:01
Heidegger calls this a nearness to the
42:03
event it goes without saying that the
42:06
view of transition as appropriation that
42:08
I'm trying to attribute to Heidegger
42:10
here is that one's supremely radical and
42:12
conservative it is uh I think sort of a
42:16
putting this into layman's terms would
42:18
be to say that the greatest possible
42:20
change is to refuse change to become who
42:23
one already is or finds oneself to be
42:26
this definition of transition
42:27
encapsulates the best and worst of
42:29
Heidegger's Legacy philosophically and
42:32
prior to the turn dazan was nothing but
42:36
after dazan's possibilities are its
42:39
origin and thus origin even An Origin
42:41
Yet to Come is only is its only
42:46
in this sense the design of the
42:47
contributions is something overcome
42:51
in the event something that in every
42:54
instance has decided finally that its
42:56
possibilities are its truths or as being
42:59
in times design decides only uh on which
43:04
to make what is true possible that is
43:06
what the thoughtful projection of being
43:08
has to accomplish accomplish
43:10
to be sure but not as the fabricating or
43:13
devising in the sense of an unrestrained
43:15
contriving for this to occur a moment of
43:18
that which is appropriated by being as
43:20
appropriating event a moment of dazine
43:22
has to be successful so the goal-driven
43:26
decision has appeared after this
43:30
it was the productive Auto effective
43:32
passivity Heidegger discovered in his
43:34
reading of con schematism that finally
43:36
allowed him to think that a decision
43:38
against radical change could be the most
43:41
profound transitional event
43:44
as Charles sure over puts it it's a
43:46
short step from Heidegger's Kant to
43:48
Heidegger himself in the comic book
43:50
Heidegger claimed to be adding to Khan's
43:52
three guiding questions what can I know
43:54
what should I do what my hope a fourth
43:57
what is the human being in his view Kant
44:00
saw that the person is more than the I
44:02
he saw that the person is grounded in
44:05
self-law giving this is just the full
44:07
quote from which this comes
44:09
kind of gives you an idea of the
44:11
political moment also
44:15
but he was not able to see Heidegger
44:18
I can't wasn't that he had no path to
44:20
the essence of space and time
44:22
for Heidegger this path could only be
44:24
the becoming law of the human being
44:27
transition does not take the form of a
44:29
remaking but is rather the appropriation
44:32
of what is as what could be
44:34
the transformation of the actual into
44:38
Sheltering it from its possibility
44:41
it's ironic that Heidegger's
44:42
identification with Kant and his
44:44
transitional moment triggered such a
44:46
profound transformation in him he was a
44:49
philosopher who he had felt he felt had
44:51
retreated from the essential question
44:53
and it's this figuration transition as a
44:56
retreat from transition that Heidegger
44:58
ends up applying to his own theory of
45:00
the event using as this Theory at the
45:03
his own flight from the tasks he'd set
45:06
for himself prior to the Kant book can
45:08
then only be seen as a kind of honesty I
45:10
think in his commitment to his
45:12
particular kind of change a flight from
45:15
Kant fled from the power of the
45:17
schematizing force he had located in the
45:19
imagination did Heidegger shrink back to
45:23
okay thank you sorry for going over