/lit/ - Literature

>>18208996
>leaning on own understanding rather than trusting LORD

>>15586774
humes skepticism is about the power of reason by itself being able to deduce necesary propositions with no experience. Kant makes reason itself the foundation of experience and all science, with sensibility as the limit to which reason can apply concepts.

Intuitions are the concepts referents (phenomena), while things in themselves must be presupposed so reason can be "perfect" according to its own nature, which also explains why reason tends to metaphysics (noumena)

thats what i understood anyway, maybe im a brainlet pls no bully.

>>7951064

>citing wikipedia instead of the source listed for that paragraph

>>4570295
>that tube link

>>4514693
don't

>"This is the first thing I've written in x+ years"
>"I'm not a native English speaker"
>"I wrote this drunk"
>"I wrote this high"
>"I'm not good at poetry/prose/descriptions/dialogue but I did this..."
>"This is completely shit, but..."

Honestly, why try and cover yourself with any of these? You're shit; deal with it.