Kant on Pure Apperception and Indeterminate Empirical Inner Intuition
Ergo an Open Access Journal of Philosophy November 26, 2024 Yibin Liang 1 citation
It is well known that Kant distinguishes between two kinds of self-consciousness: transcendental apperception and empirical apperception (or, approximately, inner sense). However, Kant sometimes claims that “I think,” the general expression of transcendental apperception, expresses an indeterminate empirical inner intuition (IEI), which differs in crucial ways from the empirical inner intuition...