FAQ About Immanuel Kant
How does Kant's philosophy relate to science?
Kant's philosophy significantly relates to science through his examination of how scientific knowledge is possible. In his 'Critique of Pure Reason,' he explores the presuppositions and limitations of human knowledge, which includes understanding scientific phenomena. Kant argues that scientific inquiry is necessarily structured by the mental categories through which we process empirical data, making scientific knowledge both a product of experience and a reflection of the mind's inherent structures.
