Spór o formalną naturę czasu. Stattler-Weishaupt-Kant

The article describes the critiques of Kant’s concept of time published by two eighteenth-century German philosophers: Benedict Stattler and Adam Weishaupt. In the two-volume work Anti-Kant, Stattler opposes the a priori nature of time, believing that the concept of time comes from experience. Weishaupt, on the other hand, in his Doubts about Kant's Concepts of Time and Space argues that time is not a form of intuition, but exists objectively – outside the subject.