Kant's transcendental philosophy makes a distinction between the conditions of objectivity of knowledge and those of its systematic unity. In this article we aim to show that these two moments of scientific knowledge articulate Bohr´s interpretation of quantum theory. We shall see that the demand of objectivity of knowledge grounds the classical character of the description of quantum phenomena, while the demand of their systematic unity grounds the objectivity of quantum objects.
Kant; Bohr; Objectivity; Complementarity