Immediate Experience, Mystical ‘Encounters’ and the ‘Voice’ of God: Palmquist’s Critical Mysticism and Kant’s Theory of Experience

Kantian Review 26 (1):129-135 (2021)
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In this brief commentary, I focus on Part II of Kant and Mysticism, where Stephen Palmquist explores the space for mystical experience in Kant. In particular, I focus on what Palmquist calls ‘immediate experience’ or ‘encounters’; what he calls the ‘supervening’ of religious experience on ordinary experience; and moral conscience as the ‘voice’ of God.

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Lawrence Pasternack
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Noumena, phenomena, and God.Robert A. Oakes - 1973 - International Journal for Philosophy of Religion 4 (1):30 - 38.

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