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Authors names: Kant, Immanuel, 1724-1804 (4) Kant, Immanuel (3) Sidgwick, Henry, 1838-1900 (2) Schurman, Jacob Gould, 1854-1942 (2) more...

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Synonyms: cognition; knowledge; noesis

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  1.  The Problems of Philosophy / Russell, Bertrand Arthur William 3rd, Earl, 1872-1970
    to describe our knowledge of logical principles. The phrase '_a priori_' is less objectionable ... , we shall nevertheless hold that some knowledge is _a priori_, in the sense that the experience which makes  details...
  2.  With what right is Kant's Critique of pure reason called a theory of experience? ... / Bell, John Henry, 1868-
    of the problem of the validity of a priori knowledge from that of experience. They seem nowhere in his work ... seeks to discover our a priori ideas not for their own sake but as the ground of our knowledge  details...
  3.  The philosophy of Kant explained, by John Watson ... / Watson, John, 1847-1939
    of knowledge, or rather, as he here puts it, it explains how we can have a priori knowledge of objects ... instance he raises is, how there can be a priori knowledge in connection with objects of experience. "We  details...
  4.  Kant's theory of knowledge. / Prichard, H. A. (Harold Arthur), 1871-1947
    of a priori knowledge: "A priori knowledge, if nothing empirical is mixed with it, is called pure". (B. 3, M ... , and the proposition every change must have a cause is expressly given as an instance of pure a priori knowledge  details...
  5.  The Critique Of Pure Reason / Kant, Immanuel
    the possibility of such an a priori knowledge. Now as I cannot rest in the mere intuitions, but ... of this kind is called a priori, in contradistinction to empirical knowledge, which has its sources  details...
  6.  The Critique of Pure Reason / Kant, Immanuel, 1724-1804
    the possibility of such an a priori knowledge. Now as I cannot rest in the mere intuitions, but ... of all sensuous impressions? Knowledge of this kind is called a priori, in contradistinction to empirical  details...
  7.  An introduction to Kant's critical philosophy, by George Tapley Whitney and Philip Howard Fogel. / Whitney, George Tapley, 1871-1938
    , for this would better agree with the demanded possibiHty of an a priori knowledge of them, which is to settle ... would be called a priori and distinguished from empirical knowledge, which has its sources a posteriori, that is  details...
  8.  An introduction to Kant's critical philosophy / by George Tapley Whitney and Philip Howard Fogel. / Whitney, George Tapley, 1871-1938
    with the demanded possibility of an a priori knowledge of them, which is to settle something about objects ... of all impressions of the senses. Such knowledge would be called a priori and distinguished from empirical  details...
  9.  The Critique Of Practical Reason / Kant, Immanuel
    the unexpected discovery that there neither is, nor can be, any a priori knowledge at all. But there is no danger ... if it had not been given to us in experience; hence rational knowledge and knowledge a priori are one and the same  details...
  10.  An introduction to the critical philosophy. Intended for the use of students. By W.H.S. Monck. / Monck, William Henry Stanley, 1839-1915
    of pure or a priori knowledge. After Leibnitz and Wolff had come Hume, who endeavoured to overthrow ... and limits of a priori knowledge. He did this in the interests of Metaphysics. He had to deal  details...

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