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    It is not the case that A faculty of knowledge that requires abandoning sensibility altogether would lack the intuitive content necessary to generate any determinate cognition.

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    • 1.Mathematical and logical knowledge generate determinate cognition without sensory intuition, contradicting the necessity claim.
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    • 2.Intellectual intuition or non-sensible rational content could provide determinacy independently of sensibility.
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    • 3.The claim confuses psychological origins of knowledge with logical requirements for its validity or determinacy.
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    • 1.All determinate cognition requires specific, concrete content distinguishable from mere abstraction or formal possibility.
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    • 2.Sensibility alone provides the particularity and concreteness that differentiates actual knowledge from empty conceptual frameworks.
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    • 3.Without sensory content, cognition collapses into indeterminate generality incapable of referring to anything specific.
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