Kant`s Theory of Mental Activity A Commentary on the Transcendental Analytic of the Critique of Pure Reason

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I THE HISTORICAL BACKGROUND OF THE CRITIQUE i leibniz and newton 2 kant`s early writings: 1747-1768 8 the inaugural dissertation of 1770 11 hume and the reformulation of the problem 2 2 II THE ROLE OF THE ANALYTIC IN KANT`S PHILOSOPHY 33 THE PLAN OF A CRITICAL PHILOSOPHY 34 THE PLACE OF THE ANALYTIC IN THE CRITIQUE 39 THE TWO LEVELS OF KANl`s THOUGHT 42 III THE STRUCTURE AND METHOD OF THE ANALYTIC 44 COMMENTARY ON THE TRANSCENDENTAL ANALYTIC INTRODUCTORY NOTE 59 Book I: Analytic of Concepts I THE CLUE TO THE DISCOVERY OF ALL PURE CONCEPTS OF THE UNDERSTANDING 61 SECTION I. THE LOGICAL EMPLOYMENT OF THE UNDERSTANDING 63 SECTION 2. THE LOGICAL FUNCTION OF THE UNDERSTANDING IN JUDGMENTS 64 SECTION 3. THE PURE CONCEPTS OF THE UNDERSTANDING, OR CATEGORIES 6j H THE DEDUCTION OF THE PURE CONCEPTS OF UNDERSTANDING IN THE FIRST EDITION 78 THE ORGANIZATION OF THE DEDUCTION 78 SECTION I. INTRODUCTION 85 SECTION 2. THE SUBJECTIVE DEDUCTION IOO SECTION 3. THE OBJECTIVE DEDUCTION 164 HI THE DEDUCTION OF THE PURE CONCEPTS OF UNDERSTANDING IN THE SECOND EDITION 183 IN GENERAL 205 I THE SCHEMATISM OF THE PURE CONCEPTS OF UNDERSTANDING 206 II SYSTEM OF ALL PRINCIPLES OF PURE UNDERSTANDING 224 SECTION I. THE HIGHEST PRINCIPLE OF ALL ANALYTIC JUDGMENTS 225 SECTION 2. THE HIGHEST PRINCIPLE OF ALL SYNTHETIC JUDGMENTS 226 SECTION 3. SYSTEMATIC REPRESENTATION OF ALL THE SYNTHETIC PRINCIPLES OF PURE UNDERSTANDING . 227 Axioms of Intuition, 228. Anticipations of Perception, 232. Analogies of Experience, 23S. Postulates of Empirical Thought, 292. epilogue: kant`s metaphysic of nature 301 III THE GROUND OF THE DISTINCTION OF ALL OBJECTS IN GENERAL INTO PHENOMENA AND NOUMENA 311 CONCLUDING REMARKS NEW AND REVOLUTIONARY DOCTRINES IN THE THEORY OF A PRIORI SYNTHESIS 319