Exploring Space, Time, and Perception in Phenomenology

This chapter examines the philosophical ideas of space and time through the lens of phenomenology, particularly focusing on Kant's assertion that they are human constructs. It also highlights critiques from Heidegger and insights from Merleau-Ponty, emphasizing the interplay between perception, the world, and embodied experience.

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