The Critique of Pure Reason

The Critique of Pure Reason by Immanuel Kant

Kant's Critique of Pure Reason is a very important piece. Completed in 1871, this work is known as the main text of modern philosophy. In this work, Kant studies the human mind and conducts a deep investigation into the nature of the mind, its illusions and knowledge. Kant keeps the phenomenon called mind independent from experience and sees the mind as the home of all concepts. On the other hand, man cannot draw conclusions about the world based on concepts, man does not have this right. In this book, two opposing views are brought together. Rationalism anticipating rationality and empiricism that refers to experimentation. This work of Kant ignores all assumptions and draws an alternative path, a third path.