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Kant’s First Antinomy
The Monist 51 (4):499-518 (1967)
Abstract
In the First Antinomy of The Critique of Pure Reason, Kant drew two conclusions from the argument he gives. First, Kant took his argument to show that the referent of the concept of ‘world’ does not exist as a thing in itself. For at B532 he saysOther Versions
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