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According to Kant, what remains in us even if we eliminate everything?
According to Kant, what remains in us even if we eliminate everything?
- Emotions
- Physical objects
- Space and time (correct)
- Perceptions
What does Kant argue provides perception of the self?
What does Kant argue provides perception of the self?
- Physical objects
- Emotions
- Categories of space and time (correct)
- Perceptions of others
According to Kant, where does perception belong?
According to Kant, where does perception belong?
- To other individuals
- To the self through temporal-spatial faculty (correct)
- To abstract concepts
- To the external world
What does Kant attribute the unity of all raw sensations to?
What does Kant attribute the unity of all raw sensations to?
How does Kant suggest the self makes ideas sensible?
How does Kant suggest the self makes ideas sensible?
What does Kant's rationality unify according to the text?
What does Kant's rationality unify according to the text?
What was Descartes' primary approach to discovering the self?
What was Descartes' primary approach to discovering the self?
According to Descartes, which of the following statements is true about sense perceptions?
According to Descartes, which of the following statements is true about sense perceptions?
Which of the following did Descartes subject to doubt?
Which of the following did Descartes subject to doubt?
What did Descartes claim about the distinction between dreams and reality?
What did Descartes claim about the distinction between dreams and reality?
What did Descartes aim to achieve through his methodic doubt?
What did Descartes aim to achieve through his methodic doubt?
Which of the following statements best represents Descartes' view on human rationality?
Which of the following statements best represents Descartes' view on human rationality?
According to Descartes, what is the primary condition for the existence of the self?
According to Descartes, what is the primary condition for the existence of the self?
What did Descartes mean by the statement "Cogito, ergo Sum"?
What did Descartes mean by the statement "Cogito, ergo Sum"?
How does Descartes' view on the self differ from John Locke's perspective?
How does Descartes' view on the self differ from John Locke's perspective?
According to the passage, how does Descartes' discovery of the cogito revolutionize the way we view ourselves and the world?
According to the passage, how does Descartes' discovery of the cogito revolutionize the way we view ourselves and the world?
How does the passage suggest that reason is important in establishing firm foundations for universal truth and morals?
How does the passage suggest that reason is important in establishing firm foundations for universal truth and morals?
