This work asserts that the mind made sense of raw unstructured experiences by using innate categories, referred to as noumenon.
This work asserts that the mind made sense of raw unstructured experiences by using innate categories, referred to as noumenon. This work describes the history, the canon, the discipline, and the architectonic of the titular concept in its second book entitled "Transcendental Doctrine of Method." The "Transcendental Aesthetic" and "Transcendental Logic" are included in its first book entitled "Transcendental Doctrine of Elements." One section of this work uses the example of 7+5=12 to demonstrate a priori knowledge. For 10 points, name this work by Immanuel Kant that was followed by the Critique of Judgment and the Critique of Practical Reason.
This work asserts that the mind made sense of raw unstructured experiences by using innate categories, referred to as noumenon.
{Critique of Pure Reason}