For Kant, empiricalrealism is paired with transcendental idealism; Hegel's identity of thinking and being abolishes the transcendental remainder that makes Kantian empirical realism coherent.
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empirical realism(Kant identifies empirical realism with his own transcendental idealism)
The view that space, time, causation, and the other categories are real features of the empirical world of experience — Kant's term for the complement to transcendental idealism within his system.
transcendental idealism(Kant's own label for his philosophical position)
The position that the main forms of objects (spatiality, temporality, substantiality, causality, etc.) are imposed by the subject upon experience and therefore cannot be regarded as real forms of objects independent of our representations, while nonetheless maintaining that both selves and objects really exist independently of our representations of them.