"Kant's revolution" refers to his proposal to
A) overthrow the king.
B) replace Newtonian physics with his theory.
C) reverse the relationship between knowledge and its objects in epistemology.
D) overthrow the claims of empiricism and return to pure rationalism.

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Kant's revolution refers to his proposal to reverse the relationship between knowledge and its objects in epistemology. He argued that rather than knowledge being derived from objects in the world, objects are only knowable through our perception of them. This shift in thinking had significant implications for both philosophy and science, and is considered a revolutionary idea. The other options do not accurately reflect Kant's proposed revolution.

"Kant's Revolution" Refers to His Proposal to