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Kantianism
a form of Phenomenalism . Called critical or transcendental idealism . Knowledge is the joint product of mind (knower) and phenomena (sense data). Phenomena arise from noumena. Only phenomena (sense data) are knowable as factual or scientific knowledge because the mind possesses the requisite faculties that make possible the experience and the organization of this knowledge. See Neo-Kantianism
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| A posteriori know... | A priori knowledge
| A priori, analyti... | | A priori, theory ... | A priori,presuppo... | Abbott, Lyman
| Abdera
| Abelard, Peter
| Abernathy, John
| Absolute
| Absolute idealism
| Absolute theism
| Absolutes
| Absolutism
| Abstract ideas
| Acquaintance
| Act agapism
| Act deontology
| Act teleology
| Act utilitarianism
| Action
| Action theory
| Adams
| Adams, Jay E
| Adams, Thomas
| Aenesidemus
| Aesthetic hedonism
| Aesthetic humanism
| Aesthetic stage
| Aesthetics
| Aeterni Patris
| Agapism
| Agapistic ethics
| Agnostic
| Agnosticism
| Albertus Magnus
| Albigensians
| Albright, Jacob
| Alesius, Alexander
| | Alexander, Archib... | Alexander, James W.
| Alexander, Samuel... |
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