Terms and Phrases
- a priori versus a posteriori
- Analytic versus synthetic
- Appearance
- Category
- concept versus object of sense perception
- Empirical versus pure
- intuition
- Manifold of the appearances
- Object
- Phenomena versus noumena
- Schema
- Transcendental idealism
- variant translations of Vorstellung: presentation or representation
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