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Rehabilitating Kant’s Third Analogy of Experience Bardon, Adrian 2021 International Philosophical Quarterly , Vol. 61 , Issue 4 , S. 397 ff. ( Zeitschrift ) Englisch 0019-0365 | 2153-8077 10.5840/ipq202244185 Abstract
In this essay I revisit Kant’s largely-ignored Third Analogy of Experience with an eye to what it may yet contribute to our understanding of time perception. The essay begins with an elucidation of the purpose of the Third Analogy, followed by an account of how the core argument is intended to work. It then summarizes the problem that has left the Third Analogy out of much of the scholarly literature on Kant. I respond by introducing two ways of scaling back on Kant’s claims. First, I offer a revisionary interpretation of the Third Analogy as a “modest” transcendental argument; second, I propose a re-imagining of the Analogy such that it yields an empirical hypothesis that might be of use in developmental psychology.
SchlagwörterCatholic Tradition | Contemporary Philosophy | History of Philosophy
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