Possible Experience: Understanding Kant's Critique of Pure Reason Book

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Possible Experience: Understanding Kant's Critique of Pure Reason
Written by author Arthur Collins
Published by University of California Press, February 1999
Arthur Collins's succinct, revisionist exposition of Kant's Critique of Pure Reason brings a new clarity to this notoriously difficult text. Until recently most readers, ascribing broadly Cartesian assumptions to Kant, have concluded that the Cr
"This stimulating and accessible treatment of a central philosophical work advances a nuanced and original understanding, highly relevant to current debates both in Kant interpretation and in philosophy more generally."—Howard Wettstein, author of

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Preface
Note on Texts and Abbreviations
1 Kant and the Cartesian Philosophy of Mind 1
2 Subjectivism versus Idealism 8
3 Idealism and Transcendental Idealism 20
4 Are Things-in-Themselves Noumena? 26
5 The Concept of Representation 31
6 "Space Is in Us" 60
7 Outer Causes of Perception 73
8 Kant Not a Foundationalist 82
9 The "How-Possible" Questions 91
10 The "Clue" for Finding the Categories 101
11 The Parallelism of Inner and Outer Sense 107
12 The Subject of Experience 121
13 How Representations Make Objects Possible 140
14 Objects and Empirical Realism 143
15 The Idealistic Understanding of Kant's Theoretical Philosophy 153
Notes 183
Index 199

Title: Possible Experience: Understanding Kant's Critique of Pure Reason

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	Preface
	Note on Texts and Abbreviations
1	Kant and the Cartesian Philosophy of Mind	1
2	Subjectivism versus Idealism	8
3	Idealism and Transcendental Idealism	20
4	Are Things-in-Themselves Noumena?	26
5	The Concept of Representation	31
6	"Space Is in Us"	60
7	Outer Causes of Perception	73
8	Kant Not a Foundationalist	82
9	The "How-Possible" Questions	91
10	The "Clue" for Finding the Categories	101
11	The Parallelism of Inner and Outer Sense	107
12	The Subject of Experience	121
13	How Representations Make Objects Possible	140
14	Objects and Empirical Realism	143
15	The Idealistic Understanding of Kant's Theoretical Philosophy	153
	Notes	183
	Index	199