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    Kant Believed the "Real World" of Human Experience Was Actually
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Kant Believed the "Real World" of Human Experience Was Actually

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Question 7

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Kant believed the "real world" of human experience was actually a product of limited human understanding.His view is a form of __________.


A) historicism
B) popularism
C) empiricism
D) Platonism.
E) idealism

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