Kant did not write specifically about schizophrenia, as the condition was not well understood during his time. However, based on his philosophical views, it is possible to speculate on what he might have said.

Kant believed that our experience of the world is structured by the mind and that this structure is necessary for us to make sense of the world. He also believed that our experience is unified by the transcendental unity of self-consciousness, which allows us to bring together different perceptions into a coherent whole.

It is possible that Kant would have viewed schizophrenia as a disruption of this unity, as individuals with schizophrenia often experience a fragmentation of their perceptions and a breakdown of the normal structure of consciousness. However, without direct statements from Kant on the matter, it is difficult to say for sure what his views on schizophrenia would have been.
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