Critique of Pure Reason (The Cambridge Edition of the Works of Immanuel Kant)

Kant's "Critique of Pure Reason" revolutionized modern philosophy by challenging traditional views on metaphysics and epistemology. In this dense and rigorous work, Kant investigates the nature of knowledge and reality, arguing for the limitations of human understanding while also asserting the existence of a priori synthetic judgments. His distinction between phenomena and noumena has had a profound impact on subsequent philosophical thought.

Lars M

Gavin

Actually only read the "Transcendental Analytic", only about 1/8th of the whole. Enough.

Difficult, flashy apodixis. His arguments are gappy; prose awful; goals anyway radically different from mine (he wanted certainty, exhaustiveness, the establishment of free will at any metaphysical cost: a.k.a. your submission). 

I don't doubt that there's enough subtlety and complexity to spend a career reading him. I just doubt there's world enough and time for me to return for the rest.

Amelia 

Chris Zhu

Vanda

Martin Heuer

James Miller

Skippy Sund

Zoey Mikalatos

Miguel Angel

Josiah Bates

Deniz Erkaradağ

Mark Wadley

Andrea Ordoñez 

Fruzsina Juhász

Andres Leon

Maja Pestka

Edoardo Renna

Greta V. 

Edyta

Critique of Pure Reason (The Cambridge Edition of the Works of Immanuel Kant)

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