
The Critique of Pure Reason - Immanuel Kant - Judgments, Categories and Imagination
Hermitix
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The Power of Intuition
I don't like getting people bogged down in these because I just don't think it helps. So limited to judgements of perception, those subjective ones, one would continuously have to re-attend to the world. You'd have to be like, do I like that? Is that a subjective thing? There would be no permanence if you were constantly subjective about thingsIf constantly it was just a perception. Only a world which just seemed constantly new. But when we conceptualise experience and categorise it, the forms of this, right, and this is the judgement of experience. The pure concepts of our understanding then, which make our relationship to sense data possible, must correspond to
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