Who's the leading kantian of today?

honestly couldnt tell ya

>>9277958
Honesty i always good.

Donald "complete the system" Trump

>>9277945

>kantian
Why the hell do you post a pic of Levon Aronian, an elite chess player who's over his prime?

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>>9277945
Litterally me

>>9277945
Is this a subjective question?

>>9278187
this

+ kanbot

noam chomksy

>>9278223
He's a qt. Qts get people's attention.
>>9278257
Wow. Willing to share some insights?

>>9278274
>He's a qt
Jen Shahade agrees

Jordan peterson

>>9278403
>not using his full title, Our Lord and Savior Dr. Jordan B. Peterson

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Donald Trump

>>9278223
No! He's the best!

>>9278422
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christine korsgaard

>>9278584
A real answer. Cool.

>>9277945
hey this dude's pretty hot
who's he?

>>9278892
RTFT

>>9278274
Basically, like, nothing is really actually real n shit.

>>9278584
Chris is cool. I took her course on Hume's ethical theory, was a lot of fun. She really knows her stuff. Shame she doesn't really deal with Kant's non-normative stuff.

If he's still alive, Henry Allison. Quite a difficult writer.

Jay Bernstein's lectures on Kant are top notch. Or, at least, highly approachable without dumbing the content down. http://www.bernsteintapes.com

Cassirer, Husserl, and Jaspers are all underserved post-Kantians. Hannah Arendt, a protégé of Jaspers, also has some pretty robust engagements with Kant, specifically his politically philosophy, but there are kantian-existential elements throughout most of her work. Heidegger's What is a Thing? was critical in my own understanding of the Critique of Pure Reason.

This is all off the top of my head. I don't really follow contemporary Kantian scholarship, as that sounds painfully boring and pointless.

Sorry for all the clichés.

>>9279106
it's okay

>>9278187
Kek