1. Which of the following best describes Kant's Copernican revolution in philosophy?
2. What is the primary focus of Kant's Critique of Pure Reason?
3. In Kantian philosophy, what is the role of metaphysics according to the Critique of Pure Reason?
Kant’s critical philosophy — focus?
Limits and possibilities of human reason
Three Critiques — topics?
Knowledge, morality, aesthetics
Copernican revolution — mechanism?
Object conforms to the subject’s structures
Kant's Critical Philosophy — focus?
Limits of human reason, critical method.
Three Critiques — types?
Pure Reason, Practical Reason, Judgment.
Copernican Revolution — meaning?
Knowledge conforms to the subject, not objects.
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