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IMMANUEL KANT explained – Ethics, Aesthetics, Sublime



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In the second live stream we discuss Immanuel Kant’s ethics, aesthetics, and the sublime.

The concepts are broken down into the following sections:

0:31 – Kantian Ethics (Deontology vs Consequentialism)
3:31 – Categorical Imperative (Axe man scenario)
10:08 – Aesthetics (includes discussion of Todd Philips’ Joker film)
15:13 – The Sublime
20:05 – Criticisms (Kant as a racist)

Do you agree with Kant’s view of ethics? Are there universal principles? Can we judge a work of art as purposeful vs purposefulness? Let me know in the comments!

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Sean Ledwith is a lecturer and social commentator for a range of subjects including philosophy and politics. He regularly writes for the website Counterfire as well as Marx and Philosophy Review of Books and Culture Matters.
https://www.counterfire.org/authors/13:sean-ledwith

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