Arts and Humanities
4 years ago

Kant and Husserl Uncover Infinite Imperative in Subjectivity.

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The Meaning of the Transcendental in the Philosophies of Kant and Husserl
Veronica Cibotaru

Paper Summary

The article explores how Kant and Husserl used the concept of 'transcendental' in their philosophies. Kant used it to support metaphysics, while Husserl used it to understand the relationship between the self and the world. Both thinkers agree that the infinite is a key part of human subjectivity.

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