Immanuel Kant
I read the Critique of Pure Reason in the best way that I could about fifteen years ago, and I don't even remember why I started it. Grammar, spelling, vocabulary, pronoun antecedent relationships and other English, mechanical values were all that I could get out of it. It served me informally as a corpus for a study in speech communication or linguistics, and pretty much I ignored all the ideas about epistemology, phenomenology or whatever I gathered as content. My reading was just after I had been an English teacher for a year living abroad with a community of language students and translators.
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