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@@ -67,4 +67,7 @@ space and time are _empirically real_, they are _transcendentally ideal_, and so
 the precise meaning of this claim remains subject to debate, in general terms it is the claim that it is only from
 the human standpoint that we can speak of space, time, and the spatiotemporality of the objects of experience, thus
 that we cognize these things not as they are in themselves but only as they appear under the conditions of our
-sensibility. This is Kant's famous doctrine of __transcendental idealism__
+sensibility. This is Kant's famous doctrine of __transcendental idealism__
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+### Kant's Transcendental Idealism
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