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“we don’t know whether space and time are properties of the outside world, but they sure are part of our mind.” In the Kantian paradigm (and this is taken from
by earthboundkid 3y ago
“we don’t know whether space and time are properties of the outside world, but they sure are part of our mind.”
In the Kantian paradigm (and this is taken from Descartes), space is external and time is internal. You can feel time without an external perception, and space can exist outside even if you’re not there.
- brudgers 3y agoFor Kant, space is the a priori condition of external experience. Time, the a priori condition of internal experience. Space and time are conditions of human experience and hence human knowledge is limited to only phenomena in time and space. And morals. We get a priori knowledge of morals. And that’s the important thing for Kant.
- earthboundkid 3y agoGood explanation.
- brudgers 3y agoThat's how Kirk Ludwig explained it to me thirty years ago. https://socrates.sitehost.iu.edu/ https://socrates.sitehost.iu.edu/