From the point of view of causality of Hume and Kant foundation of object and a priori contingent causality

Causality is one of the most fundamental problems in philosophy and it is related every branches of philosophy. Especially in philosophy of science and physics causality is the core problem. In this thesis we aimed to compare causality views of Hume and Kant and argued that Kant responded to Hume's skepticism by maintaining that the concept of cause is one of the synthetic a priori conditions we determine for ourselves prior to all experience. Also, we argued before the existence of an object in language, we already have to have a causality scenario and on the contrary Kant's view of causality, this scenario idea is consistent with the objects in quantum physics. Keywords: causality, object, a priori, necessary, Hume, Kant, Kripke, Bohm