Widely considered as the greatest philosopher of modernity, Kant was crucially influenced by Hume’s causal skepticism to begin the development of his own crowning achievement, his so-called critical philosophy. Kant agreed with Hume that causal necessity could not be found in the concepts of objects themselves, and that it must therefore be a feature in the mind of the observer, rather than one inhering in objects considered of themselves (i.e....
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