Kant’s Critique of Pure Reason | The Complete Argument
00:00:00 Intro
00:01:44 Part 1: The Crisis That Made the Book Necessary
00:08:59 Part 2: The Question Hidden in Plain Sight: Synthetic Judgments A Priori
00:17:16 Part 3: The Copernican Reversal
00:25:17 Part 4: Space and Time Are Not What You Think: The Transcendental Aesthetic
00:36:07 Part 5: The Mind's Machinery: Concepts, Judgments, and the Twelve Categories
00:44:14 Part 6: The Hardest Argument Kant Ever Wrote: The Transcendental Deduction
00:55:03 Part 7: The Bridge Problem: Schematism and the Role of Imagination
01:02:29 Part 8: The System of Principles: Mathematics in Nature, Degrees of Reality, and the Refutation of Idealism
01:11:01 Part 9: How Experience Gets Its Laws: Substance, Causality, and the Analogies
01:19:56 Part 10: The Boundary Stone: Phenomena, Noumena, the Thing in Itself, and the Case Against Leibniz
01:27:34 Part 11: Why Reason Deceives Itself: The Architecture of Transcendental Illusion
01:34:51 Part 12: The Soul Dissolves: The Paralogisms
01:42:52 Part 13: Reason at War with Itself: The Antinomies
01:51:42 Part 14: The God of the Philosophers Falls: The Transcendental Ideal and the Critique of All Proofs
02:00:28 Part 15: What Reason Is Still For: Regulative Ideas and the Unity of Science
02:07:34 Part 16: The Doctrine of Method: Discipline, Canon, and What Philosophy Can Never Be
02:15:16 Part 17: Freedom in a Determined World: What the Critique Makes Possible
02:24:00 Part 18: The Living Kant: Two Hundred Years of Objections and the Current Debate