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Routledge Philosophy Guide Book to Kant and the Critique of Pure Reason
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TextPublication details: London Routledge 1999Description: 377pISBN: - 041511909X
- N75.1KI G171
Partial contents:
1. The problem of metaphysics 2 The possibility of objects 3. How are synthetic a priori judgements possibilities (The Introduction) 4. The sensible conditions of objects 5. Transcendental Idealism 6. The meaning of Transcendental idealism
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includes index and biblioraphy
1. The problem of metaphysics 2 The possibility of objects 3. How are synthetic a priori judgements possibilities (The Introduction) 4. The sensible conditions of objects 5. Transcendental Idealism 6. The meaning of Transcendental idealism
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