Kant and the Reach of Reason: Studies in Kant's Theory of Rational Systematization
Nicholas Rescher
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Nicholas Rescher
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Introduction 1. On the status of 'things in themselves' in Kant's critical philosophy 2. Kant on noumenal causality 3. Kant's cognitive anthropocentrism: the 'special constitution' of the human mind in Kantian epistemology 4. Kant on cognitive systematization 5. Kant's teleological theology 6. Kant on the limits and prospects of philosophy 7. On the reach of pure reason in Kant's practical philosophy 8. On the rationale of Kant's categorical imperative 9. On the unity of Kant's categorical imperative Name index.
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Introduction 1. On the status of 'things in themselves' in Kant's critical philosophy 2. Kant on noumenal causality 3. Kant's cognitive anthropocentrism: the 'special constitution' of the human mind in Kantian epistemology 4. Kant on cognitive systematization 5. Kant's teleological theology 6. Kant on the limits and prospects of philosophy 7. On the reach of pure reason in Kant's practical philosophy 8. On the rationale of Kant's categorical imperative 9. On the unity of Kant's categorical imperative Name index.
Key concepts: Categorical imperative, Philosophy, Teleology, Epistemology, Critical philosophy, Practical reason, Practical philosophy, Anthropocentrism