Kant

One week left for me….i still have this 15 page paper on Kant’s Transcendental Aesthetic and Transcendental Deduction (with a pinch of his Schematism and a sprinkle of his Categorical Imperative) to write. i still have 15 pages to write…and i want to turn it in on Friday to get it out of the way. i’m surfing the net right now instead of typing because….i’m lazy….i have been staring at this screen for two and a half hours and yet have accomplished nothing but burn time. i can show you the computer i want to get (maybe in August if i have the money). i can also tell you whcih books i need for my summer and fall classes and which online place will be getting my money. i can tell you all about some really interesting surveys i’m planning on doing next semester. But, i cannot tell you anything substantial (i.e. 15 pages’ worth) of Kant’s Critique of Pure Reason. Sure, i can give a rundown of his ideas and even compare them to other philosophers that have similar parts (Aristotle, Plato, Duns Scotus, etc). Grrr…hopefully, i will be more focused and able to get this paper started tomorrow between jobs! Tchuss!