Mind, Volume 81Oxford University Press, 1972 A journal of philosophy covering epistemology, metaphysics, philosophy of language, philosophy of logic, and philosophy of mind. |
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... Kant's doctrine- the thesis that space and time are mere forms of ( our ) sensibility— is dismissed as an aberration entirely due to Kant's wild goose chase after the synthetic a priori ( notwithstanding the contrary evidences contained ...
... Kant's doctrine- the thesis that space and time are mere forms of ( our ) sensibility— is dismissed as an aberration entirely due to Kant's wild goose chase after the synthetic a priori ( notwithstanding the contrary evidences contained ...
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... Kant's " pure percept " into Strawson's concept of a system allowing uniquely individuating descriptions of particulars " . More explicitly , it must rest on the similarity which the Kantian relation between pure percept and sensuous ...
... Kant's " pure percept " into Strawson's concept of a system allowing uniquely individuating descriptions of particulars " . More explicitly , it must rest on the similarity which the Kantian relation between pure percept and sensuous ...
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... Kant's pure apperception , the pure synthesis of representations and a universe of objects whose basic style is prescribed in the last resort by the logical forms residing in the subject's pure reason ? No use at all , of course . If ...
... Kant's pure apperception , the pure synthesis of representations and a universe of objects whose basic style is prescribed in the last resort by the logical forms residing in the subject's pure reason ? No use at all , of course . If ...
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