/lit/ - Literature

>>6104462
Or maybe you should try to understand what Kant is actually saying. He is criticizing a position held by Authors like Hume, that all we can know stems from sensory data while Kant says, that time and space can not be perceived that way, because they are preconditions for perceiving any sensory data.

He doesn't claim that everything is said and done by this, and nothing more has to explored beyond that, but rather that there are conditions under which the human mind structures all experience and if the numena is different from that, can't be known, because you are stuck with your brain.

>>5860990
I don't know if I would say "well written", but my impression was, Kant writes much clearer than people frequently claim and often even summarizes his argument in the end of a chapter.