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When Kant was writing the Critique of Pure Reason he was very much aware of the works of philosophers before him. Much of the book is addressed to the works of Hume, Berkeley and Locke, delivering a refutation of their empirical philosophies. In particular, the second edition offers a refutation of idealism. Kant's main goal in this work was to demonstrate that empiricism and rationalism—i.e. the sense and the reason—both necessarily complement each other.
When Kant was writing the Critique of Pure Reason he was very much aware of the works of philosophers before him. Much of the book is addressed to the works of Hume, Berkeley and Locke, delivering a refutation of their empirical philosophies. In particular, the second edition offers a refutation of idealism. Kant's main goal in this work was to demonstrate that empiricism and rationalism—i.e. the sense and the reason—both necessarily complement each other.
