Why Doesn't Kant Think That We Can Have Knowledge of the Things-In-Themselves

question 2

Multiple Choice

Why doesn't Kant think that we can have knowledge of the things-in-themselves (das Ding-an-sich) ?

• A) because they have not yet been experienced
• B) because they are not physical in nature
• C) because they are not mental in nature
• D) because the organizing principles of the mind do not apply to them

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