Koenigsberg
This place was Kant's birthplace.
University of Koenigsberg
This is the place where Kant taught for his entire academic career.
Rationalism
This is the philosophical school which believes the world can be known through the exercise of reason alone.
Empiricism
This is the philosophical school which denies that reason is capable of knowing the world.
Phenomena
These are the objects of experience.
Noumena
These are objects in themselves that Kant said it is impossible to know anything about.
Categorical Imperative
This is the basis for Kantian ethics.
Free Play
This is the process by which the understanding contemplates an aesthetic object.
The Enlightenment
This was a political and philosophical movement in the 18th century.
Republicanism
Kant believed that this was the ideal form of government.
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