My talk (paper) is devoted to geometric thinking of Kant's transcendentalism (as transcendental idealism). I analyze the structure of Kant's Copernican revolution (turn) as a way of solving the semantic problem of the relation our [human]... more
My talk (paper) is devoted to geometric thinking of Kant's transcendentalism (as transcendental idealism). I analyze the structure of Kant's Copernican revolution (turn) as a way of solving the semantic problem of the relation our [human] representation to the objects and argue that Kantian transcendental philosophy is not [material] idealism. The specificity of Kant's way of thinking (as «the new method of thought» [CPR, BXVIII]) is based on the 'geometric logic' (resp. intuitionistic logic).
