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100 1 Hall, Bryan,|d1977-|0https://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/
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245 14 The arguments of Kant's Critique of pure reason /|cBryan
Hall with the assistance of Mark Black and Matt Sheffield.
264 1 Lanham, Md. :|bLexington Books,|c[2011]
264 4 |c©2011
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504 Includes bibliographical references and index.
505 0 1. Introduction to the transcendental aesthetic -- 2.
Space -- 3. Time -- 4. Conclusions from the transcendental
aesthetic -- 5. Introduction to the transcendental
analytic -- 6. Metaphysical deduction -- 7. The A
transcendental deduction -- 8. The B transcendental
deduction -- 9. Schematism -- 10. Axioms and anticipations
-- 11. Analogies of experience -- 12. Postulates and
fefutation of idealism -- 13. Conclusions from the
transcendental analytic -- 14. Introduction to the
transcendental dialectic -- 15. Paralogisms -- 16.
Antinomies -- 17. Ideal -- 18. Conclusions from the
transcendental dialectic.
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520 The importance of Immanuel Kant's Critique of Pure Reason
in the history of philosophy is matched only by its
difficulty. In particular, readers are often frustrated by
how difficult it is to extract Kant's arguments from his
dense prose. This book reconstructs, using the tools of
propositional logic, the central arguments of the
Critique. Hall reconstructs thirty-six of Kant's arguments
spanning the Transcendental Aesthetic, Transcendental
Analytic, and Transcendental Dialectic. For each argument,
they begin with a quote from Kant's text followed by a
synopsis that explains the argument informally. Finally,
each synopsis is followed by a formal reconstruction of
the argument. The synopses offer examples, metaphors,
historical background, and objections/responses to aid the
reader in appreciating Kant's arguments. Even though many
readers who approach Kant for the first time have a good
philosophical vocabulary, few will understand Kant's
unique lexicon. In addition to formally reconstructing
Kant's arguments, the book also includes a glossary that
defines the technical terms Kant uses in his arguments.
Finally, since this book is directed largely at students,
Bryan Hall enlists two of his own students to ensure that
the book is maximally student friendly. In contrast to
most pedagogical philosophical literature, the content of
this book has been tailored by students for students. --
Book Jacket.
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