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Is it worth reading through?

>> No.10369173

only if you follow up with phenomenology of spirit

>> No.10369178

>>10369166
I only read through the transcendental deduction. I'm going to go back to it though

>> No.10369187

>>10369166
Not that translation

>> No.10369215

>>10369166
Yes, he's a philosopher with a clear and coherent system that you have to sit down and study to understand structurally as opposed to memers like Nietzsche you can just piece together from hearsay

>> No.10369231

>>10369166
>No; I think I see quite clearly what Schopenhauer got out of his philosophy -- but when I read Schopenhauer I seem to see to the bottom very easily. He is not deep in the sense that Kant and Berkeley are deep".

>> No.10369255

>>10369166
If you are a Kant scholar or interested in really digging deeply into his work. Otherwise just stick with a good secondary source.

>> No.10369264

>>10369255
>stick with a good secondary source
worst advice ever

>> No.10369327

>>10369255
*smacks with rolled up newspaper*

No!

>> No.10369352
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10369352

>>10369255
>Implying you can be any sort of philosophical scholar without reading the CoPR

>> No.10369362

>>10369352
Not since Kant was btfo by Hegel

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>>10369166

That depends on whether you'd enjoy having your mind inverted forever.

I think you might.

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10369817

mandatory reading

>> No.10369866

>>10369362
You need to understand Kant's arguments before you even consider Hegel's response though

>> No.10369882

If you haven't read him before just make sure you're ready to spend sometime getting used to his autistic writing style.