display all the ideas for this combination of philosophers
28 ideas
5604 | In reason things can only begin if they are voluntary [Kant] |
5623 | If I know the earth is a sphere, and I am on it, I can work out its area from a small part [Kant] |
21416 | Philosophers should not offer multiple proofs - suggesting the weakness of each of them [Kant] |
5622 | The boundaries of reason can only be determined a priori [Kant] |
5578 | Pure reason deals with concepts in the understanding, not with objects [Kant] |
5628 | Reason hates to be limited in its speculations [Kant] |
5603 | Pure reason exists outside of time [Kant] |
5616 | Pure reason is only concerned with itself because it deals with understandings, not objects [Kant] |
21054 | Reason enables the unbounded extension of our rules and intentions [Kant] |
3738 | The hallmark of rationality is setting itself an end [Kant] |
21439 | Religion and legislation can only be respected if they accept free and public examination [Kant] |
5584 | All objections are dogmatic (against propositions), or critical (against proofs), or sceptical [Kant] |
18236 | Reason keeps asking why until explanation is complete [Kant, by Korsgaard] |
2505 | Turing invented the idea of mechanical rationality (just based on syntax) [Fodor] |
2463 | A standard naturalist view is realist, externalist, and computationalist, and believes in rationality [Fodor] |
5563 | The principle of sufficient reason is the ground of possible experience in time [Kant] |
5565 | Proof of the principle of sufficient reason cannot be found [Kant] |
5602 | The free dialectic opposition of arguments is an invaluable part of the sceptical method [Kant] |
15927 | Definition just needs negation, known variables, conjunction, disjunction, substitution and quantification [Weyl, by Lavine] |
5618 | Definitions exhibit the exhaustive concept of a thing within its boundaries [Kant] |
18261 | A simplification which is complete constitutes a definition [Kant] |
5619 | No a priori concept can be defined [Kant] |
12619 | We have no successful definitions, because they all use indefinable words [Fodor] |
22274 | 'Transcendent' is beyond experience, and 'transcendental' is concealed within experience [Kant, by Potter] |
5577 | Transcendental ideas require unity of the subject, conditions of appearance, and objects of thought [Kant] |
23696 | Transcendental cognition is that a priori thought which shows how the a priori is applicable or possible [Kant] |
2470 | Transcendental arguments move from knowing Q to knowing P because it depends on Q [Fodor] |
5555 | Philosophical examples rarely fit rules properly, and lead to inflexibility [Kant] |