Theoretical philosophy after 1781. by Kant, Immanuel, 1724-1804

Table of Contents: “…; Prolegomena General Question How is cognition from pure reason possible?; Main Transcendental Question, First Part How is pure mathematics possible?…”
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Comprehensive commentary on Kant's Religion within the bounds of bare reason / Stephen R. Palmquist. by Palmquist, Stephen

Table of Contents: “…Introduction: the hermeneutic background to Kant's Religion: the two prefaces (R 3-14) -- Part I. Human nature's transcendental problem: evil and the boundary of goodness (first piece) -- The original goodness of human nature: introduction, comment, and section I (R 19-28) -- The propensity to evil in human nature: sections II and III (R 28-39) -- Evil's rational origin and the hope for recovery: sections IV and V (R 39-52) -- Appendix I: experiencing the effects of grace against evil: the first general comment (R 52-3) -- Part II. …”
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Comprehensive commentary on Kant's Religion within the bounds of bare reason / Stephen R. Palmquist. by Palmquist, Stephen

Table of Contents: “…Introduction: the hermeneutic background to Kant's Religion: the two prefaces (R 3-14) -- Part I. Human nature's transcendental problem: evil and the boundary of goodness (first piece) -- The original goodness of human nature: introduction, comment, and section I (R 19-28) -- The propensity to evil in human nature: sections II and III (R 28-39) -- Evil's rational origin and the hope for recovery: sections IV and V (R 39-52) -- Appendix I: experiencing the effects of grace against evil: the first general comment (R 52-3) -- Part II. …”
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