According to Kant, knowledge of our own nature
A) is impossible in any sense.
B) is restricted to the way we appear in the realm of phenomena.
C) is made possible by the category of substance, the application of which to ourselves demonstrates that we are essentially souls, not bodies.
D) includes knowledge that we are free.

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Kant argues that our knowledge is limited to phenomena, the way things appear to us, and we cannot have knowledge of things in themselves, including our own nature beyond appearances.

According to Kant, Knowledge of Our Own Nature