The antinomy of pure reason

Futures Studies in Iran: Learning through trial and error

“…18 In his Critique of Pure Reason (1781/1966) Kant said: ''Concepts without percepts are empty, percepts without concepts are blind.'' (p. 45) [31]. 19 A case in point is the books in the UN Millennium Project series, The State of the Future reports, which are being translated into Persian and published in…”

Cassirer’s critique of culture

“…27 Cassirer (1996, p. 35). 28 Cassirer (1981, p. 115), Kant (1965, A11/B25). Kant writes: "This is not the censorship but the criticism of reason, whereby not its present bounds but its determinate [and necessary] limits, not its ignorance on this or that point but its ignorance in regard to all possible questions of a certain kind, are demonstrated from principles, not merely arrived at by way of conjecture.…”

Trying to Understand Kant’s Ethical Views

“…Presupposed interaction is the condition for the possibility of the empirical experience of objects and therefore also of physical human presence. 112 Thus the knowledge of equality is placed on a more or less a priori level. The interaction or commercium, defined by Kant as ''reciprocal dependence of state,'' functions as an independent principle determining our empirical data.…”