Description
Immanuel Kant's seminal work, the Critique of Pure Reason, fundamentally reshaped philosophical inquiry by meticulously examining the limits and capabilities of human reason. Kant embarks on a revolutionary endeavor to redefine metaphysics, exploring the innate structures of the mind that enable us to perceive and understand the world. This groundbreaking text synthesizes the opposing traditions of rationalism and empiricism, proposing a transcendental idealism that offers a novel perspective on the relationship between experience and knowledge. Through rigorous analysis, Kant delineates what we can know and what lies beyond the scope of our cognitive faculties, establishing a cornerstone of modern philosophical thought.
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paperback
Penguin Classics
Published Jan 29, 2008
784 pages
ISBN: 9780140447477
paperback
Publishers of the Valley
Published Jan 1, 2018
452 pages
ISBN: 9781985364479
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First Published
1781
Language
deu
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From: deu
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