Immanuel Kant's Critique of Pure Reason — trans. F. Max Müller

IV. Of the difference between analytical and synthetical judgments ......... 10

V. In all theoretical sciences of reason synthetical judgments ^ ^r/^r/ are contained as principles . . -14 VI. The general problem of pure reason . . . • '9 VII. Idea and division of an independent science under the name of Critique of Pure Reason .... 24

I. ELEMENTS OF TRANSCENDENTALISM . . 31-732 First Part. Transcendental Esthetic .... 33-73

Introduction. §1 . . . . . . . -33

First Section. Of Space. § 2, 3 . Second Section. Of Time. §4-7. General Observations on transcendental Esthetic. § 8 Conclusion of transcendental Esthetic .

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Of the division of general Logic into analytical and dialectical ........ 82

IV. Of the division of transcendental Logic into transcendental Analytic and' Dialectic .... 87

First Division. Transcendental Analytic . . . 89-349 First Book. Analytic of concepts .... 90-169

First Chapter. Method of discovering all pure concepts of the understanding ..... 91

First Section. Of the logical use of the understanding in general ......

Second Sectio7t . Of the logical function of the underp. 92p. 95 standing in judgments. §9

Third Section. Of the pure concepts of the understanding, or of the Categories. §10-12 . . 102 Second Chapter. Of the deduction of the pure concepts of the understanding 116

First Section. Of the principles of a transcendental deduction in general. § 13 . . . .116

Transition to a transcendental deduction of the Categories. § 14 . . . . . . 124

Second Section. Transcendental deduction of the pure concepts of the understanding. §15-27 . 129 Second Book. Analytic of principles (transcendental doctrine of the faculty of judgment) . . . 169-349 Introduction. Of the transcendental faculty of judgment in general . . . . . . -171

First Chapter. Of the schematism of the pure concepts of the understanding . . . . . 1 76

Second Chapter. System of all principles of the pure understanding 187

First Section. Of the highest principle of all analytical judgments 189

Second Section. Of the highest principle of all synthetical judgments . . . . -193

Third Section . Systematical representation of all synthetical principles of the pure understanding 197-294

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1 . Axioms of intuition ..... 202

2. Anticipations of perception .... 207

3. Analogies of experience . . . .218

First Analogy. Principle of the permanence of substance ..... 224

Second Analogy. Principle of the succession of time, according to the law of causality ....... 232

Third Analogy. Principle of coexistence, according to the law of reciprocity . . 256

4. Postulates of empirical thought in general . 265 General note on the system of the principles ....... 288

Third Chapter. On the ground of distinction of all subjects into phenomena and noumena . . . 294 Appendix. On the amphiboly of reflective concepts owing to the confusion of the empirical with the transcendental use of the understanding . . .316 Second Division. Transcendental Dialectic . . 349-732 Introduction ........ 349-366

I. Of transcendental illusion ..... 349

II. Of pure reason as the seat of transcendental illusion . 355

A. Of reason in general ..... 355

B. Of the logical use of reason . . . 359

C. Of the pure use of reason .... 362 First Book. Of the concepts of pure reason . . . 366

First Section. Of ideas in general .... 368

Second Section. Of transcendental ideas . . . 377

Third Section. System of transcendental ideas . . 390 Second Book. Of the dialectical conclusions of pure reason ........ 396-732

First Chapter. Of the Paralogisms of pure reason . 399 General note on the transition from rational psychology to cosmology ........ 428

Second Chapter. The Antinomy of pure reason First Section. System of cosmological ideas Second Section. Antithetic of pure reason

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Third Antinomy ...... 472

Fourth Antinomy 480

Third Section. Of the interest of reason in these conflicts ........ 490

Fo7irth Section. Of the transcendental problems of pure reason and the absolute necessity of their solution ........ 504

Fifth Section. Sceptical representation of the cosmological questions in the four transcendental ideas . . . . . . . . -513

Siocth Section. Transcendental idealism as the key to the solution of cosmological Dialectic . .518 Seventh Section. Critical decision of the cosmological conflict of reason with itself .... 525

Eighth Section. The regulative principle of pure reason v^ith regard to the cosmological ideas . 536 Ninth Sectio7i. Of the empirical use of the regulative principle of reason with regard to all cosmological ideas . 543

I. Solution of the cosmological idea of the totality of the composition of phenomena of an universe ...... 545

II. Solution of the cosmological idea of the totality of the division of a whole given in intuition 551