Chapter Eight

[Sundar]

This was a really good one, maybe my favourite so far? Tackles a real problem that has come up already (how a priori knowledge is possible - since it seems to be), critiques one solution from Kant (which seemed like a solid critique), and then more precisely defines what a priori knowledge can consist of: qualities and relations, which are not purely mental in his (convincing) view, but also not physical *things*.