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Pt. I | Kant's representation terminology | |
1 | The distinction between intuition and understanding | 28 |
2 | The distinction between form and matter of intuition | 72 |
3 | Sensation and the matter of intuition | 103 |
4 | Origins of the form and the matter of intuition | 135 |
Pt. II | The expositions | |
5 | The first exposition | 159 |
6 | The second exposition | 186 |
7 | The later expositions | 217 |
8 | The transcendental expositions | 253 |
Pt. III | Conclusions from the above concepts | |
9 | Kant's argument for the non-spatiotemporality of things in themselves | 289 |
10 | The unknowability thesis and the problem of affection | 310 |
11 | Kant, Mendelssohn, Lambert, and the subjectivity of time | 334 |
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