Schopenhauer's Idealism and His Criticism of Kant

In Schopenhauer. Wiley. pp. 39–52 (2008)
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This chapter contains section titled: I the Rejection of a Mind‐Independent reality II kant's theory of perception III kant's use of the term“object” IV the logic of manifestation Notes Further Reading.

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