A criticism of this work by Frege claims that it bases one important distinction on the subject-predicate form of grammar. According to the author, the mind takes an active role in shaping information, creating ideas like time and space, but the auth
A criticism of this work by Frege claims that it bases one important distinction on the subject-predicate form of grammar. According to the author, the mind takes an active role in shaping information, creating ideas like time and space, but the author rejects the Rationalist position that nothing is knowable. This works uses the example of a collapsing house to contrast a priori and a posteriori knowledge and the example of seven plus five equals twelve to contrast analytic and synthetic judgements. This work is more famous for calling external stimuli that live in the noumena things-in-themselves. For 10 points, name this philosophical tract by Immanuel Kant that defines metaphysics as the titular pursuit.
A criticism of this work by Frege claims that it bases one important distinction on the subject-predicate form of grammar.
{Critique} of {Pure Reason} [or {Kritik der reinen Vernunft}]