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I think you're misreading Kant. He's not saying that it's impossible for a particular truth to be immutable; he's saying that every generation must make its ow
by pulisse 8y ago
I think you're misreading Kant. He's not saying that it's impossible for a particular truth to be immutable; he's saying that every generation must make its own judgment about the truths that are handed down to it (which is compatible with accepting that received knowledge is valid).
- agumonkey 8y agoa call for generations to challenge the limits of our understanding of reality ? reminds me of the poetic roots of facism (not calling this idea a facist idea as the mainstream notion of the word)