The Nativist Philosopher Immanuel Kant Argued That Human Knowledge Derives

question 98

Multiple Choice

The nativist philosopher Immanuel Kant argued that human knowledge derives from sensory experience, as well as preexisting categories for interpreting sensations. Which of the following is not one of these perceptual categorizations mentioned by the textbook authors?

• A) causality
• B) identity
• C) space
• D) time

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