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March 5, 2026Ergo an Open Access Journal of PhilosophyOpen Access

Rationalism Self-Restrained: Kant, Autonomy, and the Bounds of Sense

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Overview

Philosophical analysis argues for an autonomous framework for rational cognition in Kant's philosophy, indicating the necessity of internal principles.

Key Points

  • This analysis seeks to clarify Kant's notion of rational ignorance and develop an autonomous framework for understanding rational cognition's limits.
  • Analytical examination of Kant’s Critique of Pure Reason
  • Reconstruction of Kant’s arguments regarding rational ignorance
  • Comparison with Strawson’s interpretation of rational cognition
  • Kant’s approach emphasizes autonomy in rational thought
  • Rational cognition is inherently limited by rational principles
  • External constraints on reason contradict true rationalism

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Joe Stratmann (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69a91cf1d6127c7a504bfd53https://doi.org/10.3998/ergo.9258
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