This is Volume I of four in a collection on Kant. Originally published in 1954, this volume of the Muirhead library of philosophy, and offers a personal appraisal of Kant’ s Critique of Pure Reason.
Preface; Chapter I Kant’s Theory of Sensible Intuition; Chapter II Kant’s General Theory of the Understanding; Chapter III The Transcendental Deduction of the Categories; Chapter IV Kant’s Doctrine of; A Priori; Principles of Understanding; Chapter V A Discussion of Kant’s Account of the Principle of Extensive Magnitude; Chapter VI The Principle of Substance; Chapter VII The Principle of Causality; Chapter VIII The Principles of Possibility and Actuality; Chapter IX Phenomena and Noumena; Chapter X Reason and Understanding; Chapter XI Kant’s Treatment of the Metaphysical Theory of the Self; Chapter XII Kant’s Criticism of Speculative Cosmology; Chapter XIII The Proofs of the Existence of God; Chapter XIV The Problem of the Systematization of Knowledge;
