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A posteriori: (Lat!. following after) (a) In psychology and epistemology: refers to the data of the mind which owe their origin to the outside world of human experience!. Such data are acquired by the mind and do not belong to the mind's native equipment (a priori)!."
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So, therefore list what is "a priori" according to Kant!. (List only; use references or links!.)Www@QuestionHome@Com

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"of the sensibility: space and time"
of ""categories" or "pure principles of the understanding"!.[ ] he recognizes twelve in all, arranged in groups of threes under the heads: quantity, quality, relation and modality!.
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Quantity :
Universal
Particular
Singular

Quality :
Affirmative
Negative
Infinite

Relation :
Categorical
Hypothetical
Disjunctive

Modality :
Problematical
Assertoric
Apodictic
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