Engaging in the Kantian debate on the existence of non-conceptual content, this work attempts to provide an adequate understanding of Kant's doctrine of the two sources of human knowledge, sensibility and understanding, and of their heterogeneous ways of representing, through intuitions and concepts. It elaborates on a consistent reading of this dualism in relation to the Transcendental Aesthetic, the synthesis of imagination, and the schematism.

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Mathias Birrer, Université du Luxembourg, Esch-sur-Alzette, Luxembourg.