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    Challenges→Aristotle's list of categories cannot stand firm as a correct set of categories.

    Aristotle's list of categories was the result of an unsystematic process of philosophical brainstorming.

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    According to Kant, Aristotle’s list of categories was the result of an unsystematic, albeit a brilliant, bit of philosophical brainstorming. Hence, it cannot stand firm as a correct set of categories.

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