The Constitutive And Regulative Principles in Kant
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-\NT S CONCEPTION' OF QUANTITY AS A CONSTITUTIVE PRINCIPLE 23 the act by which a plurality of objects is rej!;arded as a collection. "If, on the contrary, I think of a number in general, whether it be five or a hundred, this thinkinj? is rather the representation of a method of representing^ in one image a certain quantity (for instance a thousand) according to a certain concept, than the image itself, which, in the case of a thousand, I could hardly take in and compare with the concept. "' Suc...cession belongs to the phenomena in time, but not to the law accord- ing to which these phenomena succeed one another. In the latter sense phenomena are regarded as to their relations in space, in which the order of succession may be reversed, and the phenomena considered as coexist- ent. Bui with regard to time itself as the law of the order among phenomena, it is the permanent. "Only through the permanent does existence in ditlerent parts of a series of time assume a qiianlily which we call duration.
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-\NT S CONCEPTION' OF QUANTITY AS A CONSTITUTIVE PRINCIPLE 23 the act by which a plurality of objects is rej!;arded as a collection. "If, on the contrary, I think of a number in general, whether it be five or a hundred, this thinkinj? is rather the representation of a method of representing^ in one image a certain quantity (for instance a thousand) according to a certain concept, than the image itself, which, in the case of a thousand, I could hardly take in and compare with the concept. "' Suc...cession belongs to the phenomena in time, but not to the law accord- ing to which these phenomena succeed one another. In the latter sense phenomena are regarded as to their relations in space, in which the order of succession may be reversed, and the phenomena considered as coexist- ent. Bui with regard to time itself as the law of the order among phenomena, it is the permanent. "Only through the permanent does existence in ditlerent parts of a series of time assume a qiianlily which we call duration.
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