Kant agreed with the empiricists that
a. all knowledge begins with experience.
b. the mind is a contentless, blank tablet.
c. we cannot have universal and necessary knowledge.
d. objective knowledge is not possible.
a.
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
"Helping the needy is right" could serve as a premise for
A) a moral conclusion in a moral argument. B) a legal conclusion in a legal argument. C) an aesthetic conclusion in an aesthetic argument.
Indirect memories cannot be directly recalled, but were recalled by __________
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
In order to avoid Hume's conclusion that we cannot know that every event has a cause, Kant argues that we can know that all events, even those in the future, will have causes because:
A. our belief that future events will have causes is recognized by every culture. B. our belief that future events will have causes is guaranteed by God. C. we can experience causation just like we can experience color. D. we can experience something as an event only if our minds bring it under the category of cause.