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Kant’s transcendental idealism distinguishes objects as experienced from things in themselves. Appearance need not mean illusion, and competing interpretations of the distinction remain open.
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Guided course · Module 10 · Lesson 55
What must experience already involve?
Kant asks what conditions any objective experience must meet. The lesson separates those conditions from knowledge of particular causes and from things considered in themselves.