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"He treats the categories as a "brute fact" of human nature. He famously refuses to provide a "natural history" of the mind, which he would dismiss as "physiology" rather than philosophy."
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"By setting the boundaries of human reason, Kant essentially defined the "territory" of scientific inquiry while leaving a mysterious, unreachable realm beyond it."
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"Reality as it exists independently of our perception."
"Kant proposed that the human mind possesses innate "categories""
"Critique of Pure Reason"

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