Kant uses the term noumena to refer to objects of non-sensible intuition.
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Scholarly sources clarify that Kant does not define noumena as objects of a non-sensible intuition, but rather treats that notion as an illegitimate positive usage or a hypothetical formulation that he rejects.
Various Authors. of the concept is not Kant's . All that Kant says is that if we under- stand by ' noumenon ' an object of a non - sensible intuition , then we use the concept in a positive way ; and if we understand by it only whatever is ...
This set reissues 6 books on the German philosopher Immanuel Kant originally published between 1938 and 1990. The volumes examine Kant’s most well-known essays, including the Critique of Pure Reason, and attempt to explain Kant’s arguments by expressing them in a more modern idiom. This set will be of particular interest to students of philosophy.