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The Problems of Philosophy - Russell, Bertrand ยท 77 words
What Kant maintained was that in all our experience there are two elements to be distinguished, the one due to the object i.e. to what we have called the physical object, the other due to our own nature. We saw, in discussing matter and sense data, that the physical object is different from the associated sense data, and that the sense data are to be regarded as resulting from an interaction between the physical object and ourselves.
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