Both wrestle with the concept that everything we ordinarily view as “reality” could be in fact a highly convincing illusion.
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Both wrestle with the concept that everything we ordinarily view as “reality” could be in fact a highly convincing illusion.
Both wrestle with the concept that everything we ordinarily view as “reality” could be in fact a highly convincing illusion.
“Kant’s Compromise” is a name for the fact that the philosopher Immanuel Kant is generally viewed as creating a middle ground between the warring philosophical outlooks of (Continental) Rationalism, as epitomized by French philosopher RenĂ©[…]
I have the unpleasant intuition that someone may be trying to get me to complete their philosophy homework or essay question here. Nonetheless, applying the principle of charity and assuming this query is legitimate, I’ll[…]