1. Immanueal Kant's theory on time and space
... is what we call time. "Time is a necessary representation, lying at the foundation of all our perceptions." (Velasquez, 2002). A priori spatial considerations organize sensations into objects and tries to relate these objects to one another in the world of space. Time is an organizer that the mind uses to store the sensations we experience. According to Kant, space is also seen as ... the human mind. It is another "perceptual house" that out mind is confined to. Space is used as an organizer for the brain. Kant's statement is supported by Robert Wolff in "About Philosophy" when he state...
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