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IMMANUEL KANT'S

Critique of Pure Reason

In CotnmEtnoration of tf)e Centenarg of itg Jirst Publication

TRANSLATED INTO ENGLISH BY

F. MAX MULLER

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First edition printed 1881. Reprinted with alterations, 1896.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

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Dedication . xiii

Table of Contents to First Edition xv

Preface to First Edition xvii

Introduction 1-12

I. The Idea of Transcendental Philosophy . . . i

II. Division of Transcendental Philosophy . . . .10

I. The Elements of Transcendentalism . . . 15-39

First Part, Transcendental vEsthetic . . , 15-39

First Section. Of Space 18

Second Section. Of Time ...... 24

General Observations on Transcendental ^Esthetic . . 34 Second Part. Transcendental Logic .... 40-51

Introduction. The Idea of a Transcendental Logic . . 40 I. Of Logic in General ....... 40

II. Of Transcendental Logic ...... 44

III. Of the Division of General Logic into Analytic and

Dialectic ........ 46

. IV. Of the Division of Transcendental Logic into Transcendental Analytic and Dialectic .... 49

First Division. Transcendental Analytic . . . 52-237 Book I. Analytic of Concepts . .... 54-106

Chapter I. Method of Discovering all Pure Concepts of the Understanding . . . . . -55

Section i. Of the Logical Use of the Understanding in General ........ 56 vi Table of Contents

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(Book I. Chapter I.)