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Kant uses the Prolegomena his writings to educate teachers and learners on the potential of discovering the science of metaphysics. Kant in his writings questions the possibility of metaphysics claiming that it does not show a significant difference between truth and error. In fact, he maintains that metaphysics has not yet acquired universal access to knowledge that is capable of classifying it as a pure mathematics. Kant acts as the center of understanding the modern physics through the establishment of the understanding of pure knowledge of metaphysics. His critique of the impending theory of knowledge and Critique of Pure Reasoning relates the ancient studies with the upcoming philosophical studies. He focuses on creating the essence …show more content…
In addition, he objects the presumptions of Lock and Hume, who did prescribe human understanding to constitute its limit. He further argues that these early philosophers did not understand the concept of metaphysics. Eventually, the early philosophers ended making wrong conclusions without a proper review of the principles of the human mind and metaphysics that defines no boundary.
Kant argument on the third part of the impossibility of metaphysics
In the third part of the analysis, Kant argues that each person possesses a free will and, therefore, is morally self-legislating. Further, he argues that the moral law governs freedom. In
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his explanation, he outlines two viewpoints of the human behavior. First, he maintains that people view themselves as a world of appearances. Under this viewpoint, he maintains that human beings follow the rule of nature. Secondly, people often view themselves as an intellectual world. Based on intellect, he maintains that humans have free wills that define their action. Kant argues that there a slim possibility of metaphysics to the
Kant uses the Prolegomena his writings to educate teachers and learners on the potential of discovering the science of metaphysics. Kant in his writings questions the possibility of metaphysics claiming that it does not show a significant difference between truth and error. In fact, he maintains that metaphysics has not yet acquired universal access to knowledge that is capable of classifying it as a pure mathematics. Kant acts as the center of understanding the modern physics through the establishment of the understanding of pure knowledge of metaphysics. His critique of the impending theory of knowledge and Critique of Pure Reasoning relates the ancient studies with the upcoming philosophical studies. He focuses on creating the essence …show more content…
In addition, he objects the presumptions of Lock and Hume, who did prescribe human understanding to constitute its limit. He further argues that these early philosophers did not understand the concept of metaphysics. Eventually, the early philosophers ended making wrong conclusions without a proper review of the principles of the human mind and metaphysics that defines no boundary.
Kant argument on the third part of the impossibility of metaphysics
In the third part of the analysis, Kant argues that each person possesses a free will and, therefore, is morally self-legislating. Further, he argues that the moral law governs freedom. In
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his explanation, he outlines two viewpoints of the human behavior. First, he maintains that people view themselves as a world of appearances. Under this viewpoint, he maintains that human beings follow the rule of nature. Secondly, people often view themselves as an intellectual world. Based on intellect, he maintains that humans have free wills that define their action. Kant argues that there a slim possibility of metaphysics to the