Kant's Transcendental Deductions: The Three 'Critiques' and the 'Opus postumum' (Studies in Kant and German Idealism)

Preface......Page 9
Contributors......Page 15
Abbreviations and Translations......Page 19
Contents
......Page 13
PRELUDE The Precritical Beginnings......Page 23
Kant's First Drafts of the Deduction of the Categories......Page 25
Two Ways of Reading Kaufs Letter to Herz: Comments on Carl......Page 43
PART I The Critique of Pure Reason......Page 49
Kant's Notion of a Deduction and the Methodological Background of the First......Page 51
Psychology and the Transcendental Deduction......Page 69
Sensibility, Understanding, and the Doctrine of Synthesis: Comments on
Henrich and Guyer......Page 91
PART II The Critique of Practical Reason......Page 101
Themes in Kants Moral Philosophy
......Page 103
Justification and Freedom in the Critique of Practical Reason......Page 136
Justification and Objectivity: Comments on Rawls and Allison......Page 153
PART III  Critique of judgment......Page 165
The Social Spirit of Mankind......Page 167
Why Must There Be a Transcendental
Deduction in Kanfs Critique of Judgment......Page 179
The Deductions in the
Critique of Judgment:
Comments on
Hampshire and Horstmann......Page 199
PART IV TheOpus postumum......Page 213
Apperception and Ether: On the Idea of a Transcendental Deduction of Matter in Kant's......Page 215
Kant's Selbstsetzungslehre......Page 239
Kant's "Dynamics":
Comments on
Tuschling and Förster......Page 261
Notes......Page 271
Index of Persons......Page 291