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Transcendental Idealism
Original title: 先験的観念論
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In philosophy, a position first advocated by Kant. The doctrine holds that objects of perception are phenomena rather than things in themselves, and that their existence can be acknowledged only once they are conditioned by the human forms of intuition (time and space) and forms of understanding (categories). This doctrine acknowledges things in themselves, which cannot be grasped through cognition, as the basis of sensory givens, emphasizing that the reality of things is phenomenal. Transcendental idealism. Critical idealism.
哲学で、カントの首唱した立場。知覚の対象が物自体ではなく現象であり、こうした対象が人間の直観の形式(時間・空間)と悟性の形式(カテゴリ)によって条件づけられてはじめて存在を認められるものであるとする学説。この学説は、認識作用によってとらえられない物自体を、感覚的所与の根拠として認め、事物の実在性が現象であると強調している。超越論的観念論。批判的観念論。
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