Also, experience may only confer comparative universality to its judgments, as by induction.
A basic belief asserted in this work is that while all knowledge originates with experience, it does not always come from experience. Also, experience may only confer comparative universality to its judgments, as by induction. For example, space and time are not the products of empirical knowledge, but exist as a consequence of the author's "Axioms of Intuition." Proposing through the use of transcendental logic that philosophy is based on  "a priori"  knowledge by determining its extent is ­ for ten points ­ what "Critique" of Immanuel Kant.
A basic belief asserted in this work is that while all knowledge originates with experience, it does not always come from experience.
Critique of Pure Reason