Kant And His English Critics
A Comparison Of Critical And Empirical Philosophy
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Word Count
103,500 words, Guess
Page Count
414 pages
Physical Format
Hardcover
Identifiers
- ISBN-100548051313
- ISBN-139780548051313
- OCLC Control Number178005381
- Open LibraryOL9572208M
First Sentence
IT is no longer possible for any one but a superficial reader of the Critique of Pure Reason to regard Kant as a benighted "a priori" philosopher of the dogmatic type, afflicted with the hallucination that the most important part of our knowledge consists of innate ideas, lying in the depths of consciousness and capable of being brought to the light by pure introspection.
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