 So for Leibniz, &lt;space&gt;confused arises from our perceptual experience with objects, but &lt;space&gt;clear &amp; distinct could not possibly so arise. Kant himself emphasizes, not only in the Amphiboly, but also in the Aesthetic itself, that the Leibnizians are committed to the view that &lt;space&gt;confused arises from our perceptual experience of objects and their relations. In §7 of the Aesthetic (in the B edition), he writes: