It is often thought that sensible qualities such as colours do not exist properties of physical objects. Focusing on the case colour, I discuss two views: Galilean view, according to which objects, and naïve are, our perception presents them be, instantiated by argue it far from clear view better than view. Given arguments in this paper, ought be taken seriously. The discussion here appeals es...

According to Kant, the understanding generates concepts in virtue of its own capacity to judge (A69/B94), but knowledge requires the application of concepts to what is given by the sensible faculty. His Transcendental Deduction is intended to show that the Categories, concepts that express the unity required for objective judgment, apply to all objects given in sensible intuition. In the Critiq...