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People tend to assume my academic background is in "postmodern Marxist cultural studies man-hating." But it really isn't.
At the graduate level I was largely a Kant person. Kant and a few other prominent 19th Century racists.
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In my experience you actually have to go out of your way to get any kind of critical gender/race theory in philosophy departments.
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It's pretty marginal.
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I'd actually be super interested to hear what your thesis was on. Was it a German idealism thing?
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I have a question! so, I've been reading about kant lately and I like it's take in morality. I know he was pretty damn racist too, so...
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Kant is what leads to postmodernism only christian neoplatonism can explain reality...
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I was so anti-Kant in grad school, but I was only really familiar with his metaphysical idealism. I was super into arguing for some version-
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-of metaphysical realism. Funnily enough, in the decade or so since grad school, I've essentially done a 180!
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Dude, I'm not a Kant fan at all. I'm much more of a Hume guy. I think a lot of folks misinterpret Hume, including Kant.
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