phenomenized

Updated: May 27, 2025

But it is no stumbling-block in the way, even assuming the idea to be a pure fiction, to admit that there are some natural causes in the possession of a faculty which is not empirical, but intelligible, inasmuch as it is not determined to action by empirical conditions, but purely and solely upon grounds brought forward by the understanding this action being still, when the cause is phenomenized, in perfect accordance with the laws of empirical causality.

Immanuel Kant - The Critique of Pure Reason