Kant's Theory of Knowledge
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Kant's Theory of Knowledge is by H. A. Prichard, Fellow of Trinity College, Oxford. The book says Kant makes the condition of advance in metaphysics consist not in a method of procedure but in an assumption, that objects conform to the mind.
The author names God, freedom, and immortality as the objects of metaphysics. The book says Kant here introduces, without warning, a totally new account of knowledge. The text says that to think of a reciprocal sequence as not arbitrary but as constituting a real sequence in objects, the states reciprocally sequent must be thought of as necessarily related and therefore as successive states of two coexisting substances which interact or mutually determine one another's successive states.
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- Author
- H. A. Prichard
- Pages
- 185
- Language
- English
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- Philosophy
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