Reality, Perception, and the Limits of Knowledge

This chapter examines philosophical inquiries into the nature of reality and perception, referencing thinkers like Descartes and Hume. It challenges the reliability of sensory experience, discussing the distinction between the self and external world, as well as the mind-body problem. The chapter highlights the influence of Hume's skepticism and his critique of traditional notions of identity, setting the stage for Kant's philosophical responses.