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Damn! Slow down man! And please explain the subject, so a simple working class person can understand you... geez smh
1986freelife 2 months ago
Heidegger critiqued Marx saying understanding fundamentally shapes our world.
urrunus 5 months ago
Awesome, this really helps settle the ideas I'm chasing after on paper, thank you!
BoStevoD 6 months ago
@RevolutionarySpectre - I didn't say that all truths were self evident for Descartes; I said that innate ideas guaranteed the foundation of knowledge. Certainly Descartes leaves room for error and speculative doubt; but he also appeals to 'clear and distinct' ideas coming from intuition as guaranteeing all further espitemological enquiry. If you need another reference, we might as well cite Chomsky's appeal to a tacit 'human nature' (see his debate with Foucault).
Krelianx 1 year ago
@Krelianx Descartes most definately would not have accepted the notion that "all truths are self-evident", far from it.
It's more of a straw-Platonist position.
RevolutionarySpectre 1 year ago
What is the identity of the speaker?
VaSavoir2007 1 year ago
@HebaruSan You missed the concrete references to the rationalist and empiricist traditions. Descartes, for example, thought innate ideas guaranteed the foundation of knowledge. Empiricism in sensual apprehension as what is given to subjective experience. Kant problematized this dichotomy, but made the synthetic mediation between intuition and the understanding the kernel of the idealist philosophy of access (grounded in the imagination). The story goes on; what are you left wondering?
Krelianx 1 year ago
Wait. Exactly who in history believed that all truths are self-evident? Certainly this clashes sharply with the basic premises of traditions of careful, critical investigation over time, such as the scientific method. But equally it seems inconsistent with religious notions of revelation--what could possibly be revealed if truths are already self-evident? Even the Declaration of Independence specified "THESE" truths, not all.
Maybe I'm just getting tripped up by all the complicated fake words?
HebaruSan 1 year ago