Which 18th-Century Philosopher Believed That Humans Never Directly Experience the Pure

question 26

Multiple Choice

Which 18th-century philosopher believed that humans never directly experience the pure reality of things?

• A)David Hume
• B)Immanuel Kant
• C)Jean-Jacques Rousseau
• D)Johann Friedrich Herbart

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