Bezumnyi den' professora Kanta - Mongen Zhan-Pol'

What are the limits of cognition? What should I do? What can we hope for? Strict Professor Kant from Koenigsberg answers these and other questions. However, the day described turned out to be so crazy that he even forgot about his walk.
Immanuel Kant (1724-1804) lived to old age, and never left koenigsberg in his entire life. Here, on the shores of the Baltic Sea, his years flowed in reflections on the laws of the human mind. Thanks to his inwed passion for learning, he gained great erudition.
Kant's treatise on the nature of human relations, entitled "Criticism of pure reason", did not immediately attract public attention. But as soon as the public found in it a whole scattering of brilliant ideas, the work of the philosopher won a sensational success and had an impact on all subsequent literature and philosophy.
"Criticism of pure intelligence" was followed by "Criticism of practical reason" and "Criticism of ability...