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Immanuel Kant - Part 4: The Fire Test
Kant’s system is famous for its rigor, but from the start, critics wondered if that rigor came at a cost. Could a philosophy built on abstract duty and universal law truly capture the mess and meaning of real life? Or would it break under the weight of its own demands? The most persistent criticism is that Kant’s ethics is too formal—too much about universal rules, too little about the thick reality of love, need, and history.
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