Fundamental Problems the Method of Philosophy As a Systematic Arrangement of Kn
Fundamental Problems the Method of Philosophy As a Systematic Arrangement of Kn
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145 proposition or principle, when it is referred to things in general 'and considered as things in themselves; an empirical use, when it is referred merely to phenomena, that is, to objects of a possible ex- perience. That the latter use of a conception is the only admis- sible one, is evident from the reasons following.
' ' For every conception are requisite, firstly, the logical form of a conception (of thought) in general; and, secondly, the possibility of presenting to this an object to wh...ich it may apply. Failing this latter, it has no sense, and is utterly void of content, although it may contain the logical function for constructing a conception from certain data "Now an object cannot be given to a conception otherwise than by intuition, and, even if a pure intuition antecedent to the object is a priori possible, this pure intuition can itself obtain objective validity only from empirical intuition, of which it is itself but a form. All conceptions, therefore, and with them all principles, however high the degree of their a priori possibility, relate to empirical intuitions, that is to data towards a possible experience.
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145 proposition or principle, when it is referred to things in general 'and considered as things in themselves; an empirical use, when it is referred merely to phenomena, that is, to objects of a possible ex- perience. That the latter use of a conception is the only admis- sible one, is evident from the reasons following.
' ' For every conception are requisite, firstly, the logical form of a conception (of thought) in general; and, secondly, the possibility of presenting to this an object to wh...ich it may apply. Failing this latter, it has no sense, and is utterly void of content, although it may contain the logical function for constructing a conception from certain data "Now an object cannot be given to a conception otherwise than by intuition, and, even if a pure intuition antecedent to the object is a priori possible, this pure intuition can itself obtain objective validity only from empirical intuition, of which it is itself but a form. All conceptions, therefore, and with them all principles, however high the degree of their a priori possibility, relate to empirical intuitions, that is to data towards a possible experience.
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