Kant invented the "unity of consciousness" to solve the epistemological problem of:
A) skepticism.
B) nihilism.
C) solipsism.
D) Both A and C
E) None of the above

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Kant used the idea of "unity of consciousness" to refute skepticism, the idea that knowledge is impossible or limited to only probability, as well as solipsism, the idea that only one's own mind can be known to exist. The concept refers to the idea that all our experiences are unified and organized within our consciousness, allowing us to have knowledge of the external world beyond our individual experiences.

Kant Invented the "Unity of Consciousness" to Solve the Epistemological