For Kant, a clear example of how far, independently of all experience, we can carry our a priori knowledge can be seen in ...
A) mathematics.
B) natural languages.
C) history.
D) scientific experiments.

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Kant believed that mathematics was a clear example of a priori knowledge that could be carried independently of all experience. He argued that concepts such as those in geometry, for example, are not derived from experience but are instead built into the structure of the mind itself.

For Kant, a Clear Example of How Far, Independently of All