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Immanuel Kant changed everything from how we conceived of space and time to God, art, and morality. While few people were able to read his works fully, his ideas altered the direction of all philosophy that would follow.
Enlightenment Thinkers, Part 8: Immanuel Kant
363 Enlightenment Thinkers, Part 8: Immanuel Kant
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