A CRITIQUE OF THE EPISTEMOLOGICAL NATURE AND SCOPE OF PHILOSOPHICAL CONCEPTS IN KANT'S PHILOSOPHY FROM THE VIEWPOINT OF THE TRANSCENDENT PHILOSOPHY

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Journal: KHERADNAME-YE SADRA Year:2012 | Volume:- | Issue:66 Page(s): 0-0

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A CRITIQUE OF THE EPISTEMOLOGICAL NATURE AND SCOPE OF PHILOSOPHICAL CONCEPTS IN KANT'S PHILOSOPHY FROM THE VIEWPOINT OF THE TRANSCENDENT PHILOSOPHY

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KNOWLEDGEQ2

INTELLIGIBLESQ2

PHILOSOPHICAL CONCEPTSQ2

EXPERIENCEQ3

IDEALISMQ3

TRANSCENDENT PHILOSOPHYQ2

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According to Kant, in order to gain EXPERIENCE, as a necessary and universal KNOWLEDGE of entities and nature, we need several philosophical and, sometimes, logical concepts which, based on Hume's analyses, are not rooted in EXPERIENCE. This problem prompted Kant to consider the origin of these concepts in the mind and explain their ontological nature as content-free forms and patterns which grant KNOWLEDGE only if they acquire their content from pure and empirical intuitions. This approach has initially resulted in limiting Man's KNOWLEDGE to the realm of EXPERIENCE. Besides, in the acquisition of this KNOWLEDGE, the activity of the mind leads to a kind of IDEALISM and denying the realistic aspects of KNOWLEDGE. The present paper, after clarifying the epistemological scope of PHILOSOPHICAL CONCEPTS in Kant's philosophy and analyzing the resulting philosophical consequences, intends to demonstrate the falsity of this standpoint based on the analyses of the TRANSCENDENT PHILOSOPHY from the whatness and quality of the acquisition of KNOWLEDGE, in general, and PHILOSOPHICAL CONCEPTS (secondary philosophical intelligible), in particular.

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MAHOOZI, REZA. (2012). A CRITIQUE OF THE EPISTEMOLOGICAL NATURE AND SCOPE OF PHILOSOPHICAL CONCEPTS IN KANT'S PHILOSOPHY FROM THE VIEWPOINT OF THE TRANSCENDENT PHILOSOPHY. KHERADNAME-YE SADRA, -(66), 0-0. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/89303/en

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MAHOOZI REZA. A CRITIQUE OF THE EPISTEMOLOGICAL NATURE AND SCOPE OF PHILOSOPHICAL CONCEPTS IN KANT'S PHILOSOPHY FROM THE VIEWPOINT OF THE TRANSCENDENT PHILOSOPHY. KHERADNAME-YE SADRA[Internet]. 2012;-(66):0-0. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/89303/en

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REZA MAHOOZI, “A CRITIQUE OF THE EPISTEMOLOGICAL NATURE AND SCOPE OF PHILOSOPHICAL CONCEPTS IN KANT'S PHILOSOPHY FROM THE VIEWPOINT OF THE TRANSCENDENT PHILOSOPHY,” KHERADNAME-YE SADRA, vol. -, no. 66, pp. 0–0, 2012, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/89303/en

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