Rae Langton
Abstract
Langton offers an interpretation and defence of Kant's doctrine of things in themselves. He aims to vindicate Kant's scientific realism, and show his primary/secondary quality distinction to be superior.
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Langton offers an interpretation and defence of Kant's doctrine of things in themselves. He aims to vindicate Kant's scientific realism, and show his primary/secondary quality distinction to be superior.
Key concepts: Idealism, Ignorance, Humility, Philosophy, Unobservable, Realism, Epistemology, Index (typography)