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... Kantian scheme has such merits that it is safe to predict that as long as this belief con- tinues to have vitality , the main elements of the Kantian position will have devoted disciples . Thus Kant on the problem of knowledge in his ...
... Kantian scheme has such merits that it is safe to predict that as long as this belief con- tinues to have vitality , the main elements of the Kantian position will have devoted disciples . Thus Kant on the problem of knowledge in his ...
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... Kant : The Foundations of the Modern Sciences . Cassirer , H. W. Kant's First Critique . Collingwood , R. G. Metaphysics ( the chapters on Kant ) . Das , R. Handbook to Kant's Critique of Pure Reason . Hendel , C. W. ( ed . ) . The ...
... Kant : The Foundations of the Modern Sciences . Cassirer , H. W. Kant's First Critique . Collingwood , R. G. Metaphysics ( the chapters on Kant ) . Das , R. Handbook to Kant's Critique of Pure Reason . Hendel , C. W. ( ed . ) . The ...
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... Kant . I mean John Stuart Mill , who is the subject of the next chapter . Note on Sources . The Kant materials in this section are quoted , abridged , or paraphrased from three books : Lectures on Ethics , translated by Louis Infield ...
... Kant . I mean John Stuart Mill , who is the subject of the next chapter . Note on Sources . The Kant materials in this section are quoted , abridged , or paraphrased from three books : Lectures on Ethics , translated by Louis Infield ...
Contents
AN INTRODUCTION | 2 |
A Metaphysical Problem | 90 |
An Epistemological Problem | 169 |
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