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Kant's Take on "If a Tree Falls in a Forest, Does it Make a Sound?"
For Kant, a tree falling in a forest will make a sound in so far as every necessary condition for it making a sound has been given. In the Critique of Pure Reason, he generally extends both causality …
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How does Kant justify the introduction of the noumenon?
Indeed, in Chapter III of the Analytic of Principles, he says:
[...] this conception [noumenon] is necessary to restrain sensuous
intuition within the bounds of phenomena, and thus to limit the
objective …
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