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Japanese Philosophy Workshop @edinburghphilosophy
Speaker: Gregory Moss (@CUHKchannel)
In “Absolute Critique in #Tanabe Hajime’s Philosophy as #Metanoetics” Gregory Moss (Chinese University of Hong Kong) will explain the concept of absolute critique in the second chapter of Tanabe’s Philosophy as Metanoetics, “Absolute Critique: The Logic of Metanoetics.” On the one hand, he shows how Tanabe’s concept of absolute critique works as a systematic and rational development of #Kant’s Critique of Pure Reason. On the other hand, he shows how Tanabe attempts to transcend Kant’s critique by simultaneously affirming a trans-rational faith in Other-Power as the principle by which the limit of rational inquiry is established.
Japanese Philosophy Workshop @edinburghphilosophy
Speaker: Gregory Moss (@CUHKchannel)
In “Absolute Critique in #Tanabe Hajime’s Philosophy as #Metanoetics” Gregory Moss (Chinese University of Hong Kong) will explain the concept of absolute critique in the second chapter of Tanabe’s Philosophy as Metanoetics, “Absolute Critique: The Logic of Metanoetics.” On the one hand, he shows how Tanabe’s concept of absolute critique works as a systematic and rational development of #Kant’s Critique of Pure Reason. On the other hand, he shows how Tanabe attempts to transcend Kant’s critique by simultaneously affirming a trans-rational faith in Other-Power as the principle by which the limit of rational inquiry is established.
