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The Critique of Pure Reason - Immanuel Kant - Judgments, Categories and Imagination

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The Analytic and the Transcendental Logic of Categories

Without judgements, the subject cannot cognise an object. Judgement then is the immediate cognition of an object. There's another idea which mediates between subject and object or between understanding and sensibility - imagination. According to another universal rule by Kantiskima, this is where we begin to form objective knowledge in a way.

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