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Showing 1 to 13 of 13 for “"transcendental idealism"”.
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The Grounds of Transcendental Idealism
… on the role of ground in the metaphysics of transcendental idealism. In the first two papers, I provide novel reconstructions of Kant’s two main arguments for transcendental idealism. I show that both arguments rely on assumptions about the metaphysics and epistemology of ground that were …
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KANT’S DOCTRINE OF TRANSCENDENTAL IDEALISM
… a novel interpretation of Kant’s doctrine of transcendental idealism as presented in the Critique of Pure Reason. I aim to give a consensus interpretation by overcoming past errors in interpreting this doctrine. I support my interpretation through a textual exegesis of the Critique of Pure …
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The Transformation of Kant's Transcendental Idealism: Fichte's Wissenschaftslehre
… against the background of Kant's transcendental idealism. Although his system is formulated within the context of the reconstruction of Kant's transcendental idealism, Fichte claims to posses the sole correct interpretation of Kant's view. He further asserts that he understands …
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Transcendental Idealism, Transcendental Realism, and the Possibility of Objective Reference
… my thesis is to understand why Kant thinks that transcendental idealism can secure empirical realism, the idea that there really exists an objective world that we can come to know through experience. I maintain that, according to Kant, the possibility of coming to know objective reality depends …
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Transcendental Idealism, Transcendental Realism, and the Possibility of Objective Reference
… my thesis is to understand why Kant thinks that transcendental idealism can secure empirical realism, the idea that there really exists an objective world that we can come to know through experience. I maintain that, according to Kant, the possibility of coming to know objective reality depends …
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KANT ON THE INACCESSIBILITY OF NON-SENSIBLE REALITY
… a contribution to the ongoing debate on Kant’s transcendental idealism, more precisely on his stance towards non-sensible reality.
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Kant on Time: Self-Affection and the Constitution of Objectivity in Transcendental Philosophy
… interpretation of the role time plays in Kant’s transcendental idealism. A significant part of Kant scholarship on the Critiques tends to assume that time, as understood in transcendental philosophy, is solely a formal property of intuition. This assumption has led several commentators to …
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Freedom and nature in Schelling's philosophy of Art
… of art in Schelling's thought from the System of Transcendental Idealism (1800), through the period known as his absolute idealism or identity-philosophy (1801-1806), to the address Uber das Verhaltnis der bildenden Kunste zu der Natur of 1807. One of the central problems of previous …
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‘To See a Face is Already to Hear “You Shall Not Kill”’: Levinas’s Development of Hermeneutic Phenomenology
… Husserl’s establishment of phenomenology as ‘transcendental idealism’ and Heidegger’s reformulation of phenomenology as ‘fundamental ontology’ through an immanent critique of Heidegger’s stress on the ‘understanding of Being’ in Dasein as the most concrete form of experience. Levinas does …
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The Politics of Belief in Hume and Enlightenment Scepticism
… urged Jacobi to further develop a critique of transcendental idealism in his David Hume on Faith, or Idealism and Realism. As I argue in this chapter, Jacobi adopted a Humean sceptical procedure to challenge Kant’s system while applying Reid’s idea of common sense to explain the ground of his …
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Kant on Embodiment: Lessons from the Critique of Pure Reason and the Metaphysical Foundations of Natural Science
… providing a new interpretation of Kant’s transcendental idealism – the causally active body is a transcendental condition of experience. I show how this contrasts with not only traditional readings of Kantian cognition as conditioned entirely by the structures and activity of the mind, but …
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Art and Sabbath: A Christian Response to Arthur Schopenhauer's Palliative Aesthetic
… placing his thought in the context of transcendental idealism and explaining his concept of Sabbath. Chapter 3 demonstrates the significant role that Schopenhauer’s aesthetic plays in his philosophy, explaining how the arts provide a “Sabbath” rest for Schopenhauer. Chapter 4 analyzes …
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An investigation into the relationship between the quality of children’s speech and early years environments
… of interactionism and a philosophical stance of transcendental idealism, meant that this study built on the belief that knowledge is gained from what is innate and what is experienced, and that development is built on interactions, whilst building on the innate knowledge that already exists. A …