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serike

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The key theme in Kants radical new approach to epistemology was the claim that
 
 

a. ideas and reality are one.
  b. God and nature are one.
  c. knowledge conforms to its objects.
  d. objects conform to our knowledge.



Question 2

Kant compared his own philosophy to the change caused by
 
 

a. the Copernican revolution.
  b. the Protestant Reformation.
  c. the Platonic revival.
  d. Cartesian doubt.
 
 




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Answer to Question 1

d.

Answer to Question 2

a.



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