Kant held what we call a "constructivist" theory of knowledge: he believed that the mind contributed to our perception of the outside world. This is evident when we consider that our minds seem to automatically impose a structure on our sensations from objects and events we think of as being in the "outside world." Do you think he is right? Why or why not?

including the octave, the answer would 8 notes in a major scale with one note being played twice. ex) c major scale includes: c, d, e, f, g, a, b, c

notice that c is played twice

however, if you were to ask me how many different notes are in a major scale- the answer would be 7.  

12-bar blues chorus = a a b

the answer is b. false. a fugue is a traditional form of a composition in where a part would enter after the other and uses the same theme. the music would then grow constantly in size as well as in intensity.