Immanuel Kant argued that phenomenal consciousness cannot be a mere succession of associated ideas, but must be the experience of a conscious self situated in an objective world structured by space, time, and causality.

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• phenomenal consciousness concept
• causality concept
• space concept
• time concept
• Immanuel Kant entity
• conscious mind concept
• objective reality concept