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ANDREW STEPHENSON 14.08.2013

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Critique of Pure Reason

Transcendental Idealism

Transcendental Doctrine Of Method

Discipline

Canon

Transcendental Doctrine Of Elements

Architechtonic

Transcendental Aesthetic

History

Sensibility (Passive / Receptive)

Appearance / Thing in Itself Phenomenal / Noumenal

Transcendental Logic

Intellect (Active / Spontaneous)

(Analytic)

Treatise

Theory

Doctrine

Part

(Dialectic) Faculty

Imagination

Understanding

Reason

Pure Comparison

Reflection

Abstraction

Empirical

Pure Practical

(B)

Transcendental Deduction

(A)

Real (Constitutive)

Logical

Theoretical Logical

Ethics

Use

Real (Regulative)

Deductive Inference Transcendental Unity of Apperception

Intuitions

Categories (+ Principles)

Threefold Synthesis

Metaphysical Deduction

Apprehension in Intuition

Transcendental Object

A Priori (Form)

Nothing

Recognition in Concept

∗

A Posteriori

Space (outer)

A Priori

Manifold of Sensations (Matter)

Something

Mathematical (Constitutive)

(1) Quantity (axioms)

Transcendental Reflection

Dynamical (Regulative)

(2) Quality (anticipations)

(3) Relation (analogies)

(4) Modality (postulates)

Metaphysical

Ideas (Absolute Unconditioned Unity)

Synthetic

A Priori

Scientific

Reproduction in Imagination Transcendental Affinity

Analytic

Judgements

A Posteriori

Content (General)

Mathematic

Natural

Arithmetic (Time)

(1) Identity / Difference

(2) Agreement / Opposition

(3) Inner / Outer

(3) Matter / Form

(1) Quantity

(2) Quality

(3) Relation

(4) Modality

Geometric (Space)

Transcendental Illusion

Refutation of Idealism

Time (inner)

Unity

Reality

Substance

(1) Possibility

Universal

Negative

Plurality

Negation

Cause

(2) Existence

Particular

Affirmative

Categorical

Problematical

Soul / Immortality (Subject)

Paralogisms (Psychology)

Hypothetical

Assertorical

World / Freedom (Series)

Antinomies (Cosmology)

Schemata

∗

Totality (1) Empty Concept Without Object

Limitation

Reciprocity

(4) Empty Object Without Concept

Singular

(Details)

Infinite Disjunctive

(1) Composition

(2) Division

(3) Origination

(2) Empty Object of a Concept (3) Empty Intuition Without Object

(3) Necessity

(3) Unity

(A)

(4) Possibility (3) Personality

(1) Substantiality

(4) Ideality

(4) Existential Dependence

(2) Simplicity

(1) Substantiality

(2) Simplicity

PhysicoTheological

Cosmological

Dogmatic Rationalist Thesis

Content

Ontological

Sceptical Empiricist Antithesis

Apodeictical Existential Proofs

God (System)

Ideal (Theology)

Dialectical Inferences (+ Rational Doctrine)