Kant on Representation and Objectivity

Cover......Page 1
Half-title......Page 3
Title......Page 5
Copyright......Page 6
Dedication......Page 7
Contents......Page 9
Acknowledgments......Page 11
Note on the text......Page 12
Introduction......Page 13
CHAPTER 1 Representation......Page 16
REPRESENTATIONALISM......Page 17
SEEING THINGS IN PICTURES......Page 25
REPRESENTATION AND SYNTHESIS......Page 33
CONCLUSION......Page 41
CHAPTER 2 Spontaneity and objectivity......Page 44
SPONTANEITY AND THE TWO-FACULTY MODEL......Page 45
AIM AND STRATEGY OF THE DEDUCTION......Page 52
SKETCH OF AN INTERPRETATION......Page 62
PURE PRACTICAL REASON AND AUTONOMY......Page 77
CONCLUSION: REPRESENTATION AND IDEALISM......Page 82
APPERCEPTION......Page 92
SECTION 16: THE MASTER ARGUMENT......Page 110
SYNTHESIS, COMBINATION AND HOLISM......Page 143
CONCLUSION......Page 158
The master argument of…......Page 159
Final conclusion (Alpha)......Page 160
SECTION 17: SYNTHESIS AND OBJECTS......Page 161
INTERLUDE: SYNTHESIS AND THE INTUITIVE INTELLECT......Page 172
SECTION 18: APPERCEPTION AND OBJECTIVITY......Page 179
SECTION 19: APPERCEPTION AND JUDGMENT......Page 189
SECTION 20: JUDGMENT AND THE CATEGORIES......Page 197
SECTION 26: SPACE, TIME AND THE CATEGORIES......Page 205
The representationalist background......Page 213
Judgment…......Page 214
Our a priori knowledge of space and time…......Page 215
CONCLUDING REMARKS: THE B-DEDUCTION AND SCEPTICISM......Page 218
OTHER WORKS CITED......Page 223
Index......Page 228