Kant's idea, as Jiang presents it, that humans actively participate in reality by imagining space and time onto it.
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active subjectivity
Kant's idea, as Jiang presents it, that humans actively participate in reality by imagining space and time onto it.
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Kant's idea, as Jiang presents it, that humans actively participate in and imagine reality rather than merely consume information.
Kant's active subjectivity solves passivity by saying humans imagine space and time onto reality, but leaves the problem of whether reality itself can be known.
Kant's active subjectivity says humans do not passively receive reality but imagine space and time onto it, leaving the problem of whether reality exists.
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"...remember before we discussed kant and kant proposed the idea of active subjectivity active subjectivity is the idea that we are not just passive..."
"participate in reality we imagine reality in a way that allows us to understand it what Kant tells us is we imagine space and..."
"...Remember before, we discussed Kant. And Kant proposed the idea of active subjectivity. Active subjectivity is the idea that we are not just passive..."
"We imagine reality in a way that allows us to understand it. What Kant tells us is, we imagine space and time onto reality,..."
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