Kant's philosophy in mathematics

Author's name: Dr. Abdul Latif Al-Siddiq Publisher: Al-Takween for Publishing and Distribution Year of publication: 2022 Literary classification: Philosophy and Thought Brief about the book: Our world is no longer the world of legend, myth, magic, and superstition, nor the illusions based on perceptions and the unseen; that era has passed and disappeared. Instead, it is now based on sciences represented by observation, experimentation, and laboratories. Hence, our world has increasingly become a world of mathematics leading to artificial intelligence and what it offers in service to all humanity, because we live in a world that adopts the truth of science based on examination and testing, and the truth of mathematics based on proof and evidence, not on truth based on persuasion and faith! What role does this intellectual edifice play, where does the truth lie, why has mathematics succeeded, and how has it traversed all difficult paths? From here, the primary function of critique, as Kant described it, "Critique of Pure Reason," was to address mathematics from this epistemological perspective and to reach its cognitive truth and ultimate purpose.