 problematical, that is to say, it is the notion of a thing of which we can neither say that it is possible, nor that it is impossible, inasmuch as we do not know of any mode of intuition besides the sensuous, or of any other sort of conceptions than the  Critique of Pure Reason - Page 274by Immanuel Kant - 1901 - 617 pagesFull view - About this book
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...conception of a noumenon is problematical —that is, the representation of a thing, with respect to which we can neither say that it is possible, nor that it is impossible; inasmuch as we know of no other kind of intuition, but our own sensible one, and no other kind of conceptions but... | |
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...objects of it. But in that sense the concept of a noumenon is problematical, that is, the representation of a thing of which we can neither say that it is possible or that it is impossible, because we have no conception of any kind of intuition but that of our senses,... | |
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...objects of it. But in that sense the concept of a noumenon is problematical, that is, the representation of a thing of which we can neither say that it is possible or that it is impossible, because we have no conception of any kind of intuition but that of our senses,... | |
 | Immanuel Kant - 1881 - 780 pages
...objects of it. But in that sense the concept of a noumenon is problematical, that is, the representation of a thing of which we can neither say that it is possible or that it is impossible, because we have no conception of any kind of intuition but that of our senses,... | |
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...objects of it. But in that sense the concept of a noumenon is problematical, that is, the representation of a thing of which we can neither say that it is possible or that it is impossible, because we have no conception of any kind of intuition but that of our senses,... | |
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...things that may be objects of it. But in this sense the conception of a noumenon is problematical,that is to say, it is the notion of a thing of which we...sensuous, or of any other sort of conceptions than the categories —a mode of intuition and a kind of conception neither of which is applicable to a non-sensuous... | |
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