Philosophy · Medieval & Early Modern Philosophy
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Prolegomena to Any Future Metaphysics
Immanuel Kant · 1783
A shorter, deliberately more approachable restatement of the Critique of Pure Reason's central question — how synthetic a priori knowledge is…
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Critique of Pure Reason
Immanuel Kant · 1781
Space and time are forms our own mind imposes on experience rather than features of things in themselves, which lets Kant explain how synthetic a…
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Immanuel Kant
A shorter, deliberately more approachable restatement of the Critique of Pure Reason's central question — how synthetic a priori knowledge is possible — written after the Critique's first readers found it impenetrable.
about 3 hours to readlink checked 17 Sept 2026Immanuel Kant
Space and time are forms our own mind imposes on experience rather than features of things in themselves, which lets Kant explain how synthetic a priori knowledge is possible while restricting metaphysics to what can appear within those forms.
about 14 hours to readlink checked 17 Sept 2026Immanuel Kant
Argues pure reason alone, independent of desire or consequence, can determine the will through the moral law, and that belief in God and immortality is a rational requirement of taking the moral law seriously even though neither can be proven theoretically.
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