Kind of similar in English, which has “squash” to cover them all, although the pumpkin seems to have special status. Can we talk about a better vegeta...
Nearing the end of Pynchon’s Against the Day. The mining tycoon Scarsdale Vibe, at the climax of the Colorado Coalfield War in 1914, gives a speech ab...
As always, we're open to suggestions, but I don't see a reason to change things at the moment. We introduced the Suspended status last year, but we do...
Olive oil with tofu? Well, why not? This morning I had toast with butter and marmalade, but it wasn't really marmalade because it wasn't made with Sev...
It has happened many times over the years, both on the old PF and on TPF. It normally doesn't happen without a lot of discussion first, as Hanover has...
It did amuse me when I was in Majorca and other parts of Catalonia and the local speciality breakfast was … toast. They seemed to make a big deal of i...
That’s not the most appetising tostada con tomate I’ve ever seen (I don’t know how this differs from pan con tumaca, if at all). I made this one in 20...
I’m looking forward to seeing how close your first attempt comes to looking like that one on the cover. Or. Aubergine. I was trying to write something...
I agree with this. I also think that those comments in favour of heated conflict were based on a basic misunderstanding. Even if there are some people...
https://thephilosophyforum.com/discussion/13850/why-is-the-hard-problem-of-consciousness-so-hard I don't think he specified which posts he considered ...
Banned @"Olivier5" for persistently attempting to derail a thread with accusations of trolling and so on, refusing to stop when I asked, calling me an...
I’m in agreement with a lot of what you’ve said in this discussion, but I think it’s worth pointing out why people do this. I think it’s an understand...
Quack. The British bread wars continue as Waitrose removes all Warburton's products from its supermarkets. I mention this here because my phone put it...
Insistence, no. The Help section is to make it easier for people to find out how to use the site. Whether people want to use the @ mention functionali...
It appeared to me from looking at his posting history that he was unpleasant to nearly everyone, usually without provocation. Whatever caused this beh...
Yes and no. They’re certainly not synonymous, as Britannica implies, but things as they are in themselves and noumena are closely related. Both are on...
As I recall, these would either both be elements of the understanding (judgements or categories) or else, in the case of form, either an imposition of...
By the way, I can't remember the last time there was a Kant exegesis thread, so thanks! :up: I can't promise I'll contribute much more though, as I do...
But if you want to include a priori mathematical concepts and categories of the understanding under the term noumena, appealing to the ancient use of ...
As I explained in the other discussion, I think Schopenhauer is wrong about this, for the simple reason that Kant explicitly contradicts him on more t...
His idea of transcendental apperception could be the key. There is consciousness of oneself as a phenomenal object, and there is a consciousness of on...
My own answer is no, not quite, but this is a big topic that doesn’t belong in this discussion. I poked my head in to challenge Wayfarer’s scurrilous ...
Can you suggest a better alternative? I would happily adhere to this were it not for the inevitable fury of my linguistically misguided compatriots. A...
Yeah I don’t want to take things off-topic too much, so I’ll just say the following, because you make a good point. Remember that intuition for Kant m...
I and many Kant scholars think Schopenhauer was wrong about that. At the very least his reading is unfair and simplistic. This is also how Kant used t...
@"Mayor of Simpleton" joined at the beginning of TPF, helped in bringing people over from the old site, and shows up here sometimes. He’s posted 661 t...
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