Kant vs Heidegger - What's the difference?
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, notably borne by the German philosopher .
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Heidegger has no English definition.
As a proper noun Kant
is {{surname|from=German|lang=en}}, notably borne by the German philosopher Immanuel Kant.kant
English
(wikipedia Kant)Etymology 1
From (etyl) Kant.Proper noun
(en proper noun)- [...] So it is natural to speak of a category of all categories, which we call CAT', the objects of which are all the categories, and the arrows of which are all the functors. This raises genuine problems. Is '''CAT''' a category in itself? Our answer here is to treat '''CAT''' as a regulative idea; that is, an inevitable way of thinking about categories and functors, but not a strictly legitimate entity. (Compare the self, the universe, and God in '''Kant''' 1781.) Of course, general category theory applies to ' CAT , and this category that we do not quite believe in is the single one that we investigate the most. [...]