Key Ideas

1. Synthetic a priori judgments: Kant argues that synthetic judgments are those that go beyond what is contained in the subject, while a priori judgments are independent of experience. He claims that there are synthetic a priori judgments, which are necessary in order to have knowledge of the external world.

2. Transcendental idealism: Kant's view that while we can know appearances (phenomena), we cannot know the things in themselves (noumena). He argues that our knowledge is limited to the way that objects appear to us, rather than how they might exist independently of our perception.

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