Multiple Choice
Immanuel Kant
-According to Kant,we know ourselves (psychological ideas)
A) through the innate obviousness of our own experience.
B) only by the phenomenal self we experience in this world.
C) as both phenomenal and noumenal beings.
D) not at all,since all out selves are made up of false and illusory judgments.
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