Kant held what we call a "constructivist" theory of knowledge: he believed that the mind contributed to our perception of the outside world. This is evident when we consider that our minds seem to automatically impose a structure on our sensations from objects and events we think of as being in the "outside world." Do you think he is right? Why or why not?
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