In the piece, Critique of Pure Reason, Immanuel Kant creates copious arguments that all lead into one big statement. Within the piece he speaks of the two types of knowledge, a priori and a posteriori. Kant uses deductive and inductive reasoning to reach the conclusion that a priori does not exist. Nevertheless, the main point used throughout the piece is mentioned by Kant in the first paragraph, “All our knowledge begins with experience”.Knowledge begins with experience is the foundation of the piece and is the cornerstone of all the arguments that make up the text.
