Friday, May 16, 2008

Kant- Perception and Judgement

On pages 39 and 40, Kant talks about perception and judgement.  He says that judgements of experience are more valid then perception.  I don't really see the difference between the two.  Perception is your awareness of something by your senses or to understand something.  But isn't a judgement just a guess? So why would that be more valid then perception.

1 comment:

Amie Kelso said...

I think that judgments are based off of perceptions but also use other information from other sources besides yourself. I agree with Kant when he says that judgments are greater than perceptions.