On Kant's Dialectic in Transcendental Logic

In his transcendental logic, Kant shows there is the prior synthetic judgement; he argues that subject creates object, and man is the legislative body of the nature; thus abstractly Kant makes man subjectivity more clear on the basis of idealism. The theory of antinomy, however, is the most important part in the transcendental logic. It supplies rational contradiction with the special form, wisely criticizes the dogmatism of the early metaphysics, and realizes the passive dialectic.