Reich, Klaus <br/><br/>
The Completeness of Kant`s Table of Judgments 

 - California  Stanford University Press  1992 
 - 132p 
<br/><br/> includes index and biblioraphy 
<br/><br/>CHAPTERl  The Problem and the Clue	1  CHAPTER2  The Highest Point: The Objective Unity  of Self-Consciousness	21  CHAPTERS  The Analytic Unity of Consciousness         31  CHAPTER4 The Definition of Judgment	41  CHAPTERS Outline of the Systematization of the  Primary Functions	47  ¿1. Derivation of Categorical Judgments 49  ¿2. Derivation of Hypothetical Judgments 51  ¿3. Derivation of Disjunctive and Modal Judgments 54  ¿4. Derivation of the Quality and Quantity of Judgments 57  CHAPTER6  Textual Justification	61  ¿1. The Entire Path and the Direction of Its Course	61  ¿2. The Individual Sections of the Path	67  CHAPTER7  Completeness	101 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label> 0 
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>N75.1KI  / R271