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• second, he must consider whether the claims of traditional metaphysics satisfy those…
• one of Kant’s own ways (as developed in the Introduction to the Critique of Pure Reason) of characterizing the difference between his philosophy and that of his predecessors.
• he is the first one to understand that the traditional claims of metaphysics consist of synthetic a priori judgments, a claim which, if correct, has extraordinarily rich consequences.
• judgments that depend for their justification on particular experiences, i.e., a…
• judgments that can be justified independently of any particular experience, i.e., a…