the critical philosophers who followed after kant in german idealism were all correct: thinking and judging is an active process that requires the volition, the will
british philosophers seem to be to be completely without awe or reverence for this attitude. every perception is like beholding a mere statue, a copy of an actual object.
where is the full-bloodedness of philosophy these days?
british philosophers seem to be to be completely without awe or reverence for this attitude. every perception is like beholding a mere statue, a copy of an actual object.
where is the full-bloodedness of philosophy these days?
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@vidak@social.solarpunk.au i'd argue much of it is either semantically stripped and peeled to fit into the archetypal g-string for literature that is micro-blogging. Or left to animated graphics fitting into the archetypal g-string for documentary that are reel/shorts/stories/whatevername.
@vidak@social.solarpunk.au more seriously, i think much of the deeper meanings conveyed from one peer to others and vice versa is leveraging memeology. Which is very effective among tightly knit communities and highly synchronized peers, but lost to extremely broad interpretation in any other context.