Kant Argues That the Claims of Metaphysics "Established by a Kind

question 83

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Kant argues that the claims of metaphysics "established by a kind of physiology of the human understanding" based on Locke's ideas which was built on "common experience" ultimately resulted in metaphysics falling "back into the antiquated and rotten constitution of dogmatism."

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Definitions:

Saccadic Eye Movements

Rapid, jerky movements of the eyes that sequentially change the point of fixation, crucial in scanning the visual environment.

Preattentive Processing

A cognitive process that allows information to be gathered and processed from the environment in an automatic, unconscious manner, prior to deep attention.

Hypnotic States

Mental states of heightened focus and concentration, often induced by suggestion, where individuals may experience altered awareness or responsiveness.

Morpheme

The minimal linguistic element that holds semantic value in a language.