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Kant objected to __________ on three grounds. (1) Our concern with self-consciousness is given impetus because we are not often self-conscious. (2) Kant did not believe that the thinking self was a thinking thing because the self was not in our experience but rather responsible for it. The self is an activity, which undermines the traditional concept of the soul. Finally, (3) Kant believed that we needed two very different conceptions of self.
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