Bounds of Sense Book

This is a book that I wish I had read a long time ago. Not because Strawson gets Kant right - there have been a number of critiques of this book and I'm fairly certain that his reading is less than charitable at certain key spots - nor because he is always convincing (he's not); but because he rigorously illustrates the implausibility of what might be called the 'standard picture' of Kant's First Critique while simultaneously showing the unavoidability and lasting significance of the Kantian project. Specifically, he shows the implausibility of transcendental idealism while showing that the central question of the transcendental project that of the conditions of the possibility of experience is a fundamental philosophical question.