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The rationalist, Kantian definition of truth, therefore, fails. At the bottom of every fact there is an act of reason, and thus no realist notion of truth serves; at the bottom of every rational necessity there is a choice, the act of invention, and so no critical definition of truth serves.³ ² ⁹ The forms and categories of thought themselves need verification in an experience which does not apply them so much as make them.³ ³ ⁰ That the very conditions of intelligibility change and develope is clear, according to LR, from the history of science.³ ³ ¹ Further, a list of categories given once and for all is nothing but itself a brute fact, an irrational surd, if it cannot itself be explained.³ ³ ²
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The
rationalist,
Kantian
definition
of
truth,
therefore,
fails. At
the
bottom
of
every
fact
there
is
an
act
of
reason,
and
thus
no
realist
notion
of
truth
serves;
at
the
bottom
of
every
rational
necessity
there
is
a
choice,
the
act
of
invention,
and
so
no
critical
definition
of
truth
serves.³ ² ⁹ The
forms
and
categories
of
thought
themselves
need
verification
in
an
experience
which
does
not
apply
them
so
much
as
make
them.³ ³ ⁰ That
the
very
conditions
of
intelligibility
change
and
develope
is
clear,
according
to
LR,
from
the
history
of
science.³ ³ ¹ Further,
a
list
of
categories
given
once
and
for
all
is
nothing
but
itself
a
brute
fact,
an
irrational
surd,
if
it
cannot
itself
be
explained.³ ³ ²
