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Kant Describes Analytic Judgments as Those "In Which the Connection

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Question 358

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Kant describes analytic judgments as those "in which the connection of the predicate with the subject is cogitated ..."


A) by induction.
B) through identity.
C) by representation.
D) through felicity.

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