Analogiile experienţei kantiene şi lumea fizică
Kant's Analogies of Experience and Physical World
Author(s): Dumitru HatuSubject(s): Philosophy
Published by: Societatea KRISIS pentru Dialog şi Reflecţie Filosofică
Keywords: Kant’s analogies of experience; Principle of Permanence of Substance; Principle of Succession in Time; in accordance with the Law of Causality and the Indetermination Principle;
Summary/Abstract: "In the present paper I intent to present briefly the significance the first two analogies of Kant’s analogies of experience acquire in the modern Physics. With regard to the first one – Principle of Permanence of Substance – I try to examine the form taken in Physics as well as the way in which I can ground it physically. Regarding the Second Analogy – Principle of Succession in Time, in accordance with the Law of Causality – I draft the relation between this analogy and the Indetermination Principle. Thus, despite the fact that this principle limits the universal and necessary applicability of this analogy, I try to argue that there are some epistemological reasons to consider our knowledge about determination as a ’parasite’ of the causal determination science."
Journal: Revista de Filozofie KRISIS
- Issue Year: 1997
- Issue No: 05
- Page Range: 54-60
- Page Count: 1
- Language: Romanian