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This book's second edition argues against people who view "outer experiences" as "doubtful and indemonstrable" in a section titled "Refutation of Idealism." This book uses a diamond shape to arrange four headers that categorize twelve "categories (20[1])of understanding." (20[4]0[1])This book criticizes both Newton and Leibniz (20[1]0[1])in a section arguing that (0[1])space and time cannot be understood as concepts. (20[2]0[1])This (20[1])book distinguishes between objects of inquiry called (*) noumena (10[1]0[1])("NOO-men-uh") and (10[1])observable (10[3]0[1])properties called phenomena (0[1])that are understood (0[1])through the "transcendental (10[1])analytic." This book (10[1])uses mathematical statements (10[1])like "7+5=12" (10[4]0[1])to demonstrate that synthetic (10[1])a priori judgments (10[2])exist. For 10 points, name this (10[1])first critique by (10[1])Immanuel Kant. (10[1])■END■ (10[13]0[3])

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