Kant describes analytic judgments as those "in which the connection of the predicate with the subject is cogitated ..."
A) by induction.
B) through identity.
C) by representation.
D) through felicity.

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Kant describes analytic judgments as those in which the predicate is already contained within the subject, and thus the connection between the two is established through identity (i.e. the meaning of the predicate is already included in the meaning of the subject). The other options are not accurate descriptions of analytic judgments according to Kant's philosophy.

Kant Describes Analytic Judgments as Those "In Which the Connection