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In TD Kant makes the striking claim, his ‘master argument’ in fact, that transcendental apperception not only establishes the possibility of the experience of objects but also constitutes what it is for objects to be objects. In view of what Kant asserts explicitly at B197 = A158 (and earlier at A111), transcendental apperception appears to be both the
H. Cappelen
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In TD Kant makes the striking claim, his ‘master argument’ in fact, that transcendental apperception not only establishes the possibility of the experience of objects but also constitutes what it is for objects to be objects. In view of what Kant asserts explicitly at B197 = A158 (and earlier at A111), transcendental apperception appears to be both the
H. Cappelen
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AbstractOne of Berkeley's best-known arguments for the view that there are no material objects is the so-called Master Argument. There are several good critical discussions of it. That invites the question: is there anything new to say? Well, it will be argued, there are a few things to say.
Michael Wreen
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AbstractOne of Berkeley's best-known arguments for the view that there are no material objects is the so-called Master Argument. There are several good critical discussions of it. That invites the question: is there anything new to say? Well, it will be argued, there are a few things to say.
Michael Wreen
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