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32749a (1) No.6799 [Watch Thread][Show All Posts]

What are the similarities between them? As far as I can tell they criticise what it means to think and how we form our thought processes in life based on our experiences and sensations but there has to be other connections or maybe i'm inferring incorrectly?

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e24527 (1) No.7596>>7630

He became important either because he corrected something or improved something or made significant progress of something.

He published Critique of Pure Reason. Is it because pure reason dominated Europe before and at his time?

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374593 (2) No.7630>>7631

>>7596

kritique means something else in german. He was not a critique of a concept called pure reason, he wrote about a concept called pure reason (among other things). Kant is an idealist meaning he thinks Ideas are prior to our experience of empirical reality. Hume was an empiricist meaning he thought our experience is prior to our ideas. IDK much about hume.

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374593 (2) No.7631>>7632

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>>7630

in the last sentence I meant to say i dont know much about Locke, not hume.

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c280cd (1) No.7632

>>7631

thank you so much for this!!

I was reading CPR and this was everything I need to see to comprehend this.

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645622 (1) No.7633

Cunt and Hehel are gay

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f8c72f (1) No.7641

J Locke n David Hume represent empirical line in continental philosophy. For kant - hume was particularly interesting. Hume had awoken kant as he says from his dogmatic sleep. To be precise Hume epistemological skepticism is one thing that inspired kant in his critic work. I wont get in depth because i don't have time but Kant historically represents philosophical synthesis of previous rationalism(descartes,spinoza,lebnitz) and empiricism (locke,hume,bacon). If u need more in depth response i will gladly add it later cheers!

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