The text points to which of the following as a "Copernican Revolution" in philosophy?

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Kant's idea that the knower is the active agent in knowledge, not the object being known is often considered a "Copernican Revolution" in philosophy because it was a significant shift away from the traditional view that knowledge was solely derived from the external world. In the tradition of Copernicus, who shifted the focus from the earth to the sun as the center of the universe, Kant shifted the focus from the object being known to the subject doing the knowing as the center of knowledge.

The Text Points to Which of the Following as a "Copernican