Question

The Haskalah (“hoss-kuh-LAH”) is often described as the Jewish form of this movement. For 10 points each:
[10e] Name this movement that Kant (“kahnt”) defined as “man’s emergence from his self-incurred immaturity.”
ANSWER: Enlightenment [or Aufklärung; accept Jewish Enlightenment; accept “Answering the Question: What Is Enlightenment?” or “Beantwortung der Frage: Was ist Aufklärung?”]
[10h] This Jewish Enlightenment philosopher critiqued Kant in the Essay on Transcendental Philosophy, arguing that the thing-in-itself is [emphasize] not outside consciousness. In a letter to Markus Herz, Kant wrote that none of his other critics understood him as well as this philosopher did.
ANSWER: Salomon Maimon [or Shlomo ben Joshua; or Salomonas Maimonas]
[10m] Maimon took issue with this argument, in which Kant attempted to demonstrate that the categories are applicable to objects of experience. Kant formulated “A” and “B” versions of this argument.
ANSWER: transcendental deduction [or transcendental deduction of the categories]

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TeamOpponentPart 1Part 2Part 3Total
Chicago BWUSTL A100010
Cornell ABrown A100010
Florida ADuke A100010
Florida BColumbia B100010
Georgia Tech AYale A1001020
Georgia Tech BIowa State A100010
Harvard ANorthwestern A100010
Illinois AMcGill A100010
Imperial AMinnesota B100010
Indiana AChicago C100010
Johns Hopkins APurdue A100010
Michigan ARutgers B1001020
Minnesota AColumbia A1001020
NYU AVanderbilt A1001020
Ohio State AMaryland A100010
Rutgers AClaremont A100010
South Carolina APenn State A100010
Stanford AChicago A100010
Texas AMIT A1001020
Toronto ANorth Carolina A100010
UC Berkeley ACornell B100010
UC Berkeley BHouston A100010
Virginia AYale B1001020
WUSTL BPenn A100010