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Mark Wollman
The Development of Kant’s Notion of the ’Sum Total of All Possibilities’ and its Application to Science
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between science and metaphysics (the principles of science) is exacerbated in
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a unity in the world of things. This unity is only possible if there is a
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Karl Ameriks
Kant and Mind
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invocation of Kant stresses is the metaphysics of mind and a defense of what he
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there being a subject and apperception. My interpretation of Kant is faulted
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take the doctrines of the Dialectic one at a
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Daniel Leserre
Language and Method in the Preisschrift of 1764
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there is a difference between metaphysics and mathematics: metaphysics must
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Preisschrift there is a clear distinction between the method of
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show in the denomination of a concept—that is, in the relation between word
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Carl Posy
Unity, Identity, Infinity:
Leibnizian Themes in Kant’s Philosophy of Mathematics
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The difference between the constructive and classical readings of quantification
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with the axioms of a non-cyclical linear order). But at B40 Kant is saying that a
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Béatrice Longuenesse
The Transcendental Ideal and the Unity of the Critical System
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quality, A143/B182; and from the table of “Nothing” at the end of the Analytic
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all possibilities, and from there to the supposition of a sum-total of all
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Franz Nauen
The Relationship between Ethics and Metaphysics in the First Edition of the Critique of Pure Reason:
My Debt to Izchak Klein
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bridge between the metaphysics of nature and the metaphysics of morals is
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morality and ethics and between a metaphysics of nature and the metaphysics
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The Relationship between Ethics and Metaphysics in the First Edition of the
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John Moore
Reflection and Orientation in Kant
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body); and (2) a feeling of the difference (das verschiedene Gefühl) between
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inner/outer, matter/form) that there is a difference in kind between comparing the
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time and not space which is the form of inner sense?
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Manfred Kuehn
The Moral Dimension of Kant's Inaugural Dissertation:
A New Perspective on the “Great Light o "1769?"
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the claim that there are two radically separate sources of our cognitions, and is
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distinction between what is sensitive and what belongs to the understanding, a
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space and time in the required sense, and that a genuine metaphysics, freed from
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Leonid Kalinnikov
The Categorical Imperative of Law and International Law
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legislators are under significant time-pressure, and the absence of a tradition and
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philosopher there arises the problem of a categorical imperative of law and its
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law an “a priori law of justice.”
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Thomas M. Seebohm
Some Difficulties in Kant’s Conception of Formal Logic
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proper and central question is, hence, the question of the relations between
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part of the concept that is known by the marker and also a part of other
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content and extension states: The
content of a concept is the
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Susan Neiman
Understanding the Unconditioned
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(A307/B364) This principle, he tells us, is the form of the syllogism; from it
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whether and how we can obtain knowledge of them.” (A498/B526) But the idea
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W. van der Kuijlen
The Politics of Reason:
The Theoretical Background of Perpetual Peace and Secrecy
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that the impression of irony is only
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Thomas M. McCarthy
Kant’s Enlightenment Project Reconsidered
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and ever broader systematizations. The fundamental error of metaphysics is to
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and the cogency of arguments.
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there is no one way of life suited to all individuals and groups, and thus that a
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Jill Vance Buroker
Kant and the Private Language Argument
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Rules and Private Language.3 Although there is, of course, a great deal of room
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representation
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occur individually at different times. And it is a feature of time that distinct
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Graham Bird
Tradition and Revolution in Kant
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a rejection of both claims. The distinction, so understood, is not between
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may be said that Kant is rejecting only a causality of the will, and that
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(BS. p. 236). There is an at least partial identity between the terms in the A
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Gordon G. Brittan
The Continuity of Matter
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Burkhard Tuschling
Transcendental Idealism in Leibniz and Kant:
The Paradigm, Problems, and the Dialectic of the I as the First Principle of Philosophy?
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a substantial form of all there is. By (ii) the 1—thus functioning as a
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is the root of all the problems and contradictions, a dialectic inherent already
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Dieter Sturma
Self-Consciousness and the Philosophy of Mind:
A Kantian Reconsideration
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of self-consciousness. And each time there were high hopes that the
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Self-Consciousness and the Philosophy of Mind:
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Richard McDonough
Kant's Argument against the Possibility of Cognitive Science
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that the objects of outer and inner sense comprise a unitary system. It follows
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Robert B. Pippin
Avoiding German Idealism:
Kant and the Reflective Judgment Problem
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a vague echo is the most that could be said, and the standard view of this point
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that a more fundamental “orientation” in all the “activity of life” is needed, and
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