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According to Schopenhauer, Kant's arguments about the transcendental idealityof space and time can be extended to matter through the concept of causalityand the principle of sufficient reason. In this article, I examine to whatextent space, time and causality can be considered a priori concepts in thelight of classical and modern physics. The concepts of matter and field, andtheir possible a priori fundaments, as stated by Schopenhauer, are thusrevisited in a modern context.

Schopenhauer on Space, Time, Causality and Matter: A Physical Re-examination