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Welcome to Philosophy-Dictionary.org! Your Food-for-Thought Dictionaries.
Philosophy-Dictionary.org strives to provide teachers, students and to all those interested in philosophy with clear and concise definitions of philosophical terms. Exposure to philosophy, philosophical thoughts and concepts always implies learning the specific terminology. Each philosopher or branch of philosophy tends to use the same technical words in different contexts and with different meanings.
Philosophy-Dictionary.org, clearly a work in progress, brings to you some of the best Philosophy Dictionaries on the Net. This is our way to support you in your study of philosophy. So far our compilation of dictionaries covers the great philosopher Kant, the Philosophy of Mind, and a Theological and Philosophical Dictionary.
And let's keep in mind: "It is impossible to speak in such a way that you cannot be misunderstood."
[Karl Popper]
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space and time
considered from the empirical perspective, they form the context in which objects interact outside of us; considered from the transcendental perspective, they are pure, so they exist inside of us as conditions of knowledge. (Cf. categories.)
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