Which of the following are Kant's views on Noumena?
A) Noumena are the limits of human understanding
B) Noumena does not have a positive meaning
C) Noumena must exist
D) Noumena has ontological objectivity

A & C

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A, B, C & D

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A, B & C

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A & D

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The correct option is A
A & C

B) and D) are the author's view on Noumena and not Kant’s.

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Which of the following are Kant's views on Noumena? A) Noumena are the limits of human understanding B) Noumena does not have a positive meaning C) Noumena must exist D) Noumena has ontological objectivity

The correct option is A A & CB) and D) are the author's view on Noumena and not Kant’s.

Which of the following are Kant's views on Noumena?
A) Noumena are the limits of human understanding
B) Noumena does not have a positive meaning
C) Noumena must exist
D) Noumena has ontological objectivity

The correct option is A
A & C

B) and D) are the author's view on Noumena and not Kant’s.