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Kant birth/death
1724 - 1804
an Enlightenment logician and mathematician
Gottfried Leibniz
a scientist known for the discovery of natural laws
Isaac Newton
Who was Kant's renowned colleague at the University of Königsberg that introduced him to a philosopher's work that awakened him from his "dogmatic slumber"?
Hamann
Who was Kant's most celebrated student, who founded the "Storm and Stress" (Sturm und Drung) movement?
Herder
Critique of ___ reason, Critique of ___ Reason, Critique of ____
Pure, Practical, Judgment
Whose writings awakened Kant from his "dogmatic slumber"?
Hume
By regarding the subject as a series of sense perceptions, what did this writer consider as an illusion?
causation
What is the name of this writer's predecessor that viewed that the object does not exist independently of the subject, but since God is the omnipresent seer, the object exists?
Berkeley
What is Kant's name for the objective world beyond our reach (which he also calls "thing-in-itself")?
Noumenon
What is his name for the subject-dependent world?
Phenomenon
What is the Latin phrase Kant uses to describe the pre-existing mental framework through which our sense perception is filtered?
a priori
What are some main categories through which our sense perceptions are filtered?
time, space, causation
What is the phrase that Kant uses to describe his philosophy?
transcendental idealism
What is the name of the absolute and unconditional ethical imperative Kant believes we innately possess?
categorical
In contrast, what is the name of the contingent and utilitarian ethical imperative Kant believes we acquire through experience?
hypothetical
Kant's view of religion is that the _____ world is governed by physical laws and deterministic, whereas the _____ world is unknowable, where human _____ _____ takes place, and where God belongs.
phenomenal, noumenal, free will
Therefore, God's existence is not _____ or _____. It requires _____ to believe in God, not reason.
provable, disprovable, faith