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How does Kant's philosophy answer the "fleshy object" objection?

This is a tricky issue because of Kant's position that his empirical realism and transcendental idealism are two sides of the same doctrine (A edition of the CPR). Let me examine your question closely:...
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Can Kant be compatible with panpsychism?

On Mysticism We may define mysticism as the "non-delimitation" of consciousness. So if we deconstruct archetypal mystical experiences like I am one with the universe I heard God speak to me ...
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Can Kant be compatible with panpsychism?

It depends. In the philosophical tradition that Kant is inserted, the criterion for the presence of consciousness follows parameters that appeal to a certain complexity involved in consciousness (in ...
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Problem with Refutation of Idealism

Transcendental realism posits space and time as being properties of things in themselves which we access through our senses, and since our senses sometimes fail us, we can be skeptical about their ...
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Confusion regarding Kant's "Table of Transcendental Concepts of Reason" in Prolegomena

Hey there was a post on this where somebody made a flowchart describing the info. Check it out and see if it works. Is my understanding on Kant's section contained in the critique of pure reason &...
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