LogicCourier Corporation, 1988 M01 1 - 164 páginas The second, corrected edition of the first and only complete English translation of Kant's highly influential introduction to philosophy, presenting both the terminological and structural basis for his philosophical system, and offering an invaluable key to his main works, particularly the three Critiques. Extensive editiorial apparatus. |
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Immanuel Kants LOGIC | 2 |
Introduction | 13 |
Main Divisions of LogicDifferent Ways of Its PresentationUsefulness of This ScienceOutline of Its History | 18 |
Concept of Philosophy in GeneralPhilosophy According to the School Concept and According to the World ConceptEssential Requirements and Goa... | 25 |
Short Outline of a History of Philosophy | 31 |
Cognition in GeneralIntuitive and Discursive Cognition Intuition and Concept and Their Difference in ParticularLogical and Aesthetic Perfection of ... | 37 |
Specific Logical Perfections of Cognition A Logical Perfection of Cognition as to QuantityMagnitudeExtensive and Intensive MagnitudeRange and T... | 44 |
B Logical Perfection of Cognition as to RelationTruthMaterial and Formal or Logical TruthCriteria of Logical TruthFalsity and ErrorSemblance as th... | 55 |
C Logical Perfection of Cognition as to QualityClarityConcept of a Characteristic as SuchDifferent Kinds of CharacteristicsDetermination of the Logic... | 63 |
D Logical Perfection of Cognition as to ModalityCertaintyConcept of Holding Something to Be TrueModes of HoldingtoBeTrue Opinion Belief Kno... | 72 |
ProbabilityExplanation of the ProbableDifference of Probability from VerisimilitudeMathematical and Philosophical ProbabilityDoubt Subjective an... | 89 |
General Doctrine of Elements | 96 |
General Doctrine of Method | 140 |
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