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transcendental argument

philosophical argument, which starts with a manifest feature of experience as granted, and articulates what must be the case so as to render such experience possible
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transcendental argument

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  • transcendental argument is credited with the discovery of Immanuel Kant[1].
  • transcendental argument is a type of philosophical argument[2].

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transcendental argument is a type of philosophical argument[2].

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