III.

Main Points of the Critique of Pure Reason

Denial of Metaphysics and the Thing-in-itself

Sensory Cognition, Rational Cognition, and Practice

Content of the Object and Content of the Subject

Form of the Object and Form of the Subject

Pre-existence of the Prototype, and Its Development

Note 1. To the Subsection “<a href="/en/ut/chapter9/section1#p-lpcbqe308x46zvvo6xlae5fa" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener" class="__mPS2id">I. Traditional Epistemologies</a>”

Note 2. To the Subsection “<a href="/en/ut/chapter9/section1/origin-of-cognition#p-x2pmttc51bwsrmo7fm7tsec7" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener" class="__mPS2id">b) Locke (1632-1704)</a>”

Note 8. To the Subsection “<a href="/en/ut/chapter9/section1/origin-of-cognition#p-dxmv8c3p1rjy6cmbwx69qlr5" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener" class="__mPS2id">d) Wolff (1679-1754)</a>”

Note 12. To the Subsection “<a href="/en/ut/chapter9/section1/epistemologies-in-terms-of-method#p-id933g1aaaaqv5ms53k3jcr2" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener" class="__mPS2id">Theory of Reflection (Copy Theory)</a>”

Note 27. To the Subsection “<a href="/en/ut/chapter9/section1/epistemologies-in-terms-of-method#p-ck1t0axnn31u63sh5i0q8qw7" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener" class="__mPS2id">Absolute Truth and Relative Truth</a>”

Note 28. To the Subsection “<a href="/en/ut/chapter9/section2#p-zj1x332ed4ziszoaj7rad4pv" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener" class="__mPS2id">II. Unification Epistemology</a>”

Note 34. To the Subsection “<a href="/en/ut/chapter9/section2/process-of-cognition-and-physiological-conditions#p-xhxvep9509v9ux1ez79vjsuz" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener" class="__mPS2id">6. Process of Cognition and Physiological Conditions</a>”

Note 35. To the Subsection “<a href="/en/ut/chapter9/section2/process-of-cognition-and-physiological-conditions#p-xhxvep9509v9ux1ez79vjsuz" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener" class="__mPS2id">6. Process of Cognition and Physiological Conditions</a>”

Note 38. To the Subsection “<a href="/en/ut/chapter9/section2/process-of-cognition-and-physiological-conditions#p-x8qp5bfxrk0jx46ogd8ewvil" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener" class="__mPS2id">Correspondence of Psychological and Physiological Processes in the Three Stages of Cognition</a>”

Note 39. To the Subsection “<a href="/en/ut/chapter9/section2/process-of-cognition-and-physiological-conditions#p-z13ruhzlwlxl1v7pt3yoqxcp" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener" class="__mPS2id">Prototypes and Physiology</a>”

Note 43. To the Subsection “<a href="/en/ut/chapter9/section2/process-of-cognition-and-physiological-conditions#p-x8q9d7sjfv5n23bdxe2z659g" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener" class="__mPS2id">Prototypes and Physiology</a>”

Note 32. To the Subsection “<a href="/en/ut/chapter9/section2/protoconsciousness-image-in-protoconsciousness-and-category#p-v5dbenx9510rfccnqy7p6fpa" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener" class="__mPS2id">Forms of Existence and Forms of Thought</a>”

Chapter 9 · Epistemology

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Chapter 5

Chapter 6

Chapter 7

Chapter 8

Chapter 9

Chapter 10

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Unification Thought is the thought of God, and holds to the purpose of reconciling warring nations and conflicting religions through the true love of God, the supreme center who is the origin of all religions.

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II. Unification Epistemology

Next, Kantian and Marxist epistemologies, which are the most important ones among traditional epistemologies, in view of the method of cognition, will be evaluated from the perspective of Unification Thought.

다음은 종래의 방법(方法)에서 본 인식론 중, 대표적인 칸트의 인식론과 마르크스주의(主義)의 인식론을 통일사상의 입장에서 비판해 보기로 한다.

Далі кантіанська та марксистська епістемології, які є найважливішими серед традиційних епістемологій із точки зору методу пізнання, будуть оцінені з точки зору філософії Об’єднання.

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Kantian and Marxist Epistemologies Seen from the Perspective of Unification Thought