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Fundamental Philosophy, Vol. 1 (of 2)

Note 64 — NOTES TO BOOK THIRD.

Henry F. (Henry Francis) Brownson translation

Kant defines phenomenon, "the indeterminate object of an empirical intuition." He calls empirical intuition, "that which relates to an object by means of sensation." He understands by sensation, "the effect of an object on the representative faculty, in so far as we are affected by it."—Transcend. Æsthet. I.

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