Kant argues that pure mathematics consists of ...
A) analytic a priori judgments.
B) synthetic a priori judgments.
C) analytic a posteriori judgments.
D) synthetic a posteriori judgments.

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Kant argues that pure mathematics is based on synthetic a priori judgments, meaning that the propositions are not derived solely from definitions or concepts but also depend on experience. This view contradicts traditional empiricist notions that all knowledge comes from experience and that mathematical propositions are ultimately analytic a posteriori judgments.

Kant Argues That Pure Mathematics Consists of