Meerbote), to which the mind has unmediated access through its faculty of sensibility whenever it is aware of its own empirical existence in time. Different groups of commentators coalesce around each error: Group I includes those who think the permanent in perception (PIP) is a perceptual continuant, either permanent (E. I provide textual and philosophical evidence that these criticisms depend chiefly on either of two common interpretive errors in determining the reference of the pivotal expression Asomething permanent in employed in the second premise of this argument. Despite widespread interest in this argument, most 20th century Anglophone commentators think it unsound. Kant=s Refutation of Idealism In his Refutation of Idealism, Kant attempts to show that what Cartesian idealism takes to be most certain (inner perceptions, appearances before the mind) is only possible on the condition of that which Cartesian idealism takes to be least certain (the existence of matter in space causally responsible for the content of sense perception).
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