Kant Book

Ch. 1	A general introduction to Kant's Copernican revolution in philosophy, and its relation to scientific knowledge and transcendent metaphysics	3
Ch. 2	The division of judgments, and the status of mathematics and natural science	16
Ch. 3	The transcendental aesthetic : the nature of space and time	30
Ch. 4	The transcendental analytic : how our experience - our knowledge of objects in space and time - is made possible	46
Ch. 5	The transcendental dialectic : why no theoretical knowledge in transcendent metaphysics is possible	104
Ch. 6	The analytic of pure practical reason : reason, not sentiment, as the foundation of morality, and how freedom of the will is proved	141
Ch. 7	The dialectic of pure practical reason : how morality establishes the existence of God and the immortality of the soul	167
Ch. 8	The importance of Kant's Copernican revolution to his moral philosophy	173
Ch. 9	The analytic of aesthetic judgment : defending a third way between an empiricist and a traditional rationalist theory of taste and beauty	183
Ch. 10	The dialectic of aesthetic judgment : why the judgment of taste and our attitude to natural beauty require a Copernican revolution in aesthetics	211
Ch. 11	A Kantian or an empiricist theory of taste?	220
Ch. 12	Teleology and the principle of the finality of nature	227