Question

In Regards to Philosophy

1. Kant’s “Copernican Revolution in Epistemology” is represented in his claim that

	a.	there are many “things in themselves” that we can know through pure reason.
	b.	the fact that the Earth circles the sun can be known by the human mind.
	c.	the human mind contributes features to what can be known about reality.
	d.	it is acceptable to humans to remain skeptical about the possibility of empirical knowledge.
	e.	the task of philosophy, rather than building metaphysical systems, should be to analyze language.

Answer 1

The correct answer is Option C. Kant’s “Copernican Revolution in Epistemology” is represented in his claim that the human mind contributes features to what can be known about reality. He proposed that knowledge is not based solely on objective reality but also on the human mind.