Kantianism

n. the philosophical position of Immanuel Kant, most notably that consciously experienced phenomena (see phenomenon) represent all that humans can know about essentially unknowable realities (see noumenon) and that these phenomena result from the application of certain intrinsic categories of thought to the material of sense experience. —Kantian adj., n.

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Psychology term of the day

May 8th 2024

IUD

abbreviation for intrauterine device.