Question

What is kant's knowledge theory?.

Answer 1

I have been asked to increase the critical knowledge part a little. Imagine that you are wearing glasses with tinted windows. All reality you will see another color due to the effect of those glasses right? Well, now imagine that these glasses are standard in your mind. You have a certain cognitive structure, to what I call a mold, which is what allows you to see reality like that. Kant affirms that there are some transcendental forms, that do not depend on experience, and that are a priori, therefore, that they will act as a "mold" to which the data received by the sensitivity and the concepts formed by the understanding. In this way, sensitivity and understanding become agents that shape reality.