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17:10, 18 May 2025 Lukas Schwarz talk contribs created page Draft:Between Empiricism and Rationalism: Kant’s Epistemological Revolution (Created page with "'''Introduction:''' The question of how we acquire knowledge has concerned philosophers ever since. One of the most important theories of knowledge is from David Hume. With his sceptical view on causality, he explained that humans don’t see necessary connections in nature, but only repeated associations, which we expect. This means, that he challenges the idea that experience can justify knowledge of laws and truths <ref>Stanford Encyclopaedia of Philosophy, “''Kan...") Tag: Visual edit