CONCEPTUAL CONDITIONS OF POSSIBILITY OF THE EXPERIENCE IN I. KANT'S PHILOSOPHY

In this paper, I analyse Kant's position about the conceptual conditions of experience, taking into account some arguments respectively presented by conceptualist and non-conceptualist Kantian interpreters. I examine the issue in two levels: a) the problem of the possibility of an intuitive access to the world, without application of the categories, and b) the problem of the possibility of an experience without application of empirical concepts. I try to defend the thesis according to which the categories are necessary and sufficient conditions for the constitution of an objective order.