Critique of Pure Reason

Name: Critique of Pure Reason
Author: Immanuel Kant

by Immanuel Kant

Transcendental philosophy on knowledge, space, time, and categories of understanding

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Immanuel Kant

The most important philosopher of the modern era, Kant effected a 'Copernican revolution' in philosophy by arguing that the mind actively structures experience. His three Critiques address knowledge, morality, and aesthetic judgment respectively. His categorical imperative remains the most discussed principle in ethics.

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