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Immanuel Kant: Rehabilitating Reason (Within Strict Limits))

1. How old was Kant when he published his first significant work, The Critique of Pure Reason?
2. Which philosopher, referred to by Kant as "that acute man," affects Kant's work significantly?
3. Kant's philosophical project is to critique reason; how is this described in the text?
4. The subjects of math, natural science, metaphysics, and morality contain which kinds of questions, according to the text?
5. From the section titled "Judgments," which phrase means we must appeal to experience to determine truth or falsity? 
6. From the " Judgments section," which phrase means we know something is true without reference to experience? 
7. From the section titled "Judgments," which word means denial yields a contradiction? 
8. From the section titled "Judgments," which word means it does more than explain or analyze a concept? 
9. Identify the "four possibilities" that result when the previous words and phrases are put together, as seen in italics in the text.
10. "Every mother has a child" is an example of which judgment?
11. Which judgment is empty, meaning there are none of them?
12. A question mark or the phrase "there is a God" is an example of which judgment?
13. "There is a Waterloo in Iowa and Wisconsin" which judgment?
14. From the section titled "Phenomena and Noumena," identify the one we experience and one we do not share.
15. From the section titled "The Soul," what is defined as an empty representation of an unknown X?
16. InIn the section titled "The Ontological Argument," Kant denies knowledge of God's existence to make room for what?
17. From the section titled "The Good Will," which phrase is used to describe things that are good only if used well?
18. According to the text, which kinds of commands qualify as acts of will?
19. Which word is defined as the necessity of an act out of respect for the law?
20. Considering the case in which everyone acts according to something is to universalize a what?