What Does Nietzsche Think About Synthetic a Priori Judgments

question 5

Multiple Choice

What does Nietzsche think about synthetic a priori judgments?

• A) They re possible, but cannot be described
• B) Kant was right about synthetic a priori judgments
• C) They should not be possible
• D) We have a right to them

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