A review by bookwaffle
An Answer to the Question: What Is Enlightenment? by Immanuel Kant
2.0
Kant my man, I am deeply disappointed in you.
Although to be fair, Kant has some decent points about enlightenment and a person thinking for themselves, I feel like he is highly wishy-washy. I do understand that this book was first of all written under different circumstances. Still, if we are to be rooted to think for ourselves and escape immaturity, then we ought to be able to reach conclusions that align with our thoughts and use our ability to think without the guidance of another.
Although to be fair, Kant has some decent points about enlightenment and a person thinking for themselves, I feel like he is highly wishy-washy. I do understand that this book was first of all written under different circumstances. Still, if we are to be rooted to think for ourselves and escape immaturity, then we ought to be able to reach conclusions that align with our thoughts and use our ability to think without the guidance of another.