The lecture by Konstantin Kazachenko will reveal how the German thinker transcended empiricism and created transcendental idealism. Immanuel Kant's philosophy is a challenge to traditional empiricism and an important turning point in the history of European thought. Konstantin Kazachenko's lecture will be interesting for anyone who wants to understand more deeply how transcendental ideas are born. During the meeting, listeners will learn how English empiricism reached its limits, why Kant was able to rethink the very concept of knowledge, and what is common between his teachings and the paradoxes of Schopenhauer. Particular attention will be paid to the main rule of Kantian knowledge and how this idea influences modern humanities. Listeners will analyze examples from the history of philosophy and attempt to answer the central question: what does it give us to go beyond the observable? The lecture will be led by Konstantin Kazachenko, a graduate of the philosophy faculty of RGGU, and a lecturer. Where to go in Moscow today will be told by our website.