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32701	Prichard, H. A. (Harold Arthur)	Kant's Theory of Knowledge			.txt	text/plain	100122	3857	56	Pure conceptions, however, and empirical perceptions, i. e. objects of empirical perception, are quite heterogeneous. This is presupposed by the notice or attention involved in perception ordinarily so called, i. e. perception in the full sense in which it includes conceiving as well as perceiving.[7] Kant, therefore, is justified in referring to the sensibility as a 'receptivity' and to the understanding as a 'spontaneity'.	cache/32701.txt	txt/32701.txt