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”Here, then, we in fact see Philosophy placed on a precarious stand-point, which is to be firm even though there is nothing either in heaven, or on earth, from which she is suspended, or on which she relies. Here she is to prove her purity, as the sovereign legislatrix' of her laws…”

Two hours, ten pages — not bad!

Ten hours of reading and I’m not even thirty pages in

se mi perdo anche una sola cazzo di parola non capisco una sega

This is probably the most dense/grueling philosophical literature I’ve ever picked up. I love philosophy, and I genuinely find it valuable to have an understanding of Kant’s philosophy, but I would not recommend this as a starting point to anyone interested in his work.