Immanuel Kant and two «directions in philosophy»
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The source of knowledge, the truth, "the line of Plato", "the line of Aristotle", a priori knowledge, possible experienceAbstract
The author proposes to consider history of philosophy as a coexistence of «Plato’s direction» and «Aristotle’s direction» which resolve differently the main epistemological problems. Kant’s transcendental idealism is represented as an epistemological conception unifying these two directions.Downloads
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2017-07-02
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Panafidina, O. (2017). Immanuel Kant and two «directions in philosophy». Actual Problems of Mind, (12), 3–27. https://doi.org/10.31812/apd.v0i12.1772
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HISTORY OF PHILOSOPHY AND MODERNITY
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