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    Kant's Critique of Pure Reason is summarized in three parts: 1) It is divided into a Transcendental Doctrine of Elements and a Transcendental Doctrine of Method. 2) It examines concepts of space, time, and categories and distinguishes between appearances and things-in-themselves. 3) Kant analyzes rational psychology, cosmology, and theology to determine what can and cannot be known through pure reason alone.

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    Kant's Critique of Pure Reason is summarized in three parts: 1) It is divided into a Transcendental Doctrine of Elements and a Transcendental Doctrine of Method. 2) It examines concepts of space, time, and categories and distinguishes between appearances and things-in-themselves. 3) Kant analyzes rational psychology, cosmology, and theology to determine what can and cannot be known through pure reason alone.

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    Critique of Pure Reason Diagram

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    Kant's Critique of Pure Reason is summarized in three parts: 1) It is divided into a Transcendental Doctrine of Elements and a Transcendental Doctrine of Method. 2) It examines concepts of space, time, and categories and distinguishes between appearances and things-in-themselves. 3) Kant analyzes rational psychology, cosmology, and theology to determine what can and cannot be known through pure reason alone.

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    ANDREW STEPHENSON 14.08.

    2013

    Critique of Pure Reason

    Transcendental Idealism

    Transcendental Doctrine Of Method

    Transcendental Doctrine Of Elements

    Appearance / Thing in Itself Phenomenal / Noumenal

    Discipline

    Canon

    Architechtonic

    History

    Transcendental Aesthetic

    Transcendental Logic

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    (Dialectic)
    Reason Pure

    Treatise

    Theory

    Doctrine

    Part

    Sensibility (Passive / Receptive) Imagination

    (Analytic)

    Intellect (Active / Spontaneous)

    Faculty Understanding

    Comparison

    Reflection

    Abstraction

    Empirical

    Pure Practical Theoretical Logical Deductive Inference Real (Regulative) Use

    (B)

    Transcendental Deduction

    (A)

    Real (Constitutive)

    Logical

    Ethics

    Intuitions

    Transcendental Unity of Apperception Transcendental Object

    Threefold Synthesis Apprehension in Intuition Reproduction in Imagination

    Categories (+ Principles) Metaphysical Deduction

    Judgements

    Analytic

    Synthetic

    Ideas (Absolute Unconditioned Unity) A Posteriori

    A Priori Scientific

    A Priori

    Content (General)

    Mathematic

    Nothing

    Something

    Transcendental Affinity

    Transcendental Reflection

    Recognition in Concept

    A Priori (Form) Space (outer)

    A Posteriori

    Metaphysical

    Natural

    Arithmetic (Time)

    Geometric (Space)

    Mathematical (Constitutive)

    Dynamical (Regulative)

    (1) Identity / Difference

    (2) Agreement / Opposition

    (3) Inner / Outer

    (3) Matter / Form

    Manifold of Sensations (Matter)

    (1) Quantity (axioms)

    (2) Quality (anticipations)

    (3) Relation (analogies)

    (4) Modality (postulates)

    (1) Quantity

    (2) Quality

    (3) Relation

    (4) Modality

    Transcendental Illusion

    Refutation of Idealism Unity Time (inner) Schemata Reality Substance (1) Possibility Universal Negative Categorical Problematical Soul / Immortality (Subject) Paralogisms (Psychology)

    Plurality

    Negation

    Cause

    (2) Existence

    Particular

    Affirmative

    Hypothetical

    Assertorical

    World / Freedom (Series)

    Antinomies (Cosmology)

    Content (Details)

    Totality (1) Empty Concept Without Object (2) Empty Object of a Concept (3) Empty Intuition Without Object (4) Empty Object Without Concept (3) Unity

    Limitation

    Reciprocity

    (3) Necessity

    Singular

    Infinite Disjunctive Apodeictical Existential Proofs God (System) Ideal (Theology)

    (1) Composition

    (2) Division

    (3) Origination

    (4) Existential Dependence

    PhysicoTheological

    Cosmological

    Ontological

    Dialectical Inferences (+ Rational Doctrine)

    (4) Possibility (3) Personality

    (1) Substantiality

    (2) Simplicity (2) Simplicity

    Dogmatic Rationalist Thesis

    Sceptical Empiricist Antithesis

    (A)

    (4) Ideality

    (1) Substantiality

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