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... as demonstrably false. It may have occurred to the reader that the Antinomy of Pure Reason chapter’s indirect argument for idealism faces a notorious difficulty parallel to the entitlement problem still confronting us. In both cases, there is a way forward. Kant’s discussions of realism and monism offer...

... and freedom in the third antinomy of the Critique of Pure Reason. Recognizing that such a discussion might seem far afield for a book on political philosophy, Flikscuh suggests that it is necessary for several reasons. First, it enables us to see that in the categorial framework suggested by Kant...

... (A 508/B 536ff.) and the rehearsal of his indirect argument (in the Antinomies chapter) for Transcendental Idealism (A 490/B 518ff 2. For passages from the first Critique, I have usually followed the translation by Paul Guyer and Allen Wood (1998). The points on which I have offered my own...

... explainers or the unconditioned; (2) in seeking the unconditioned, reason is inevitably led to the objects of rationalist substance metaphysics (most notably a bare substratum ), which leads to internal conflicts and antinomies; (3) given these antinomies, knowledge must be restricted to the bounds...

...,” in which she notes her agreement with Singer that animals have moral standing in virtue of their capacity for pleasure and pain, but also sketches her differences with Singer. In part 3, “Consequences,” Korsgaard organizes her discussion around what she calls “the animal antinomy,” which is rooted...

... examines basic, but notoriously troublesome, issues surrounding the antinomy of teleological judgment: what the antinomy of judgment is—for Watkins: a conflict between regulative principles of reflective judgment—and the components of its solution—for Watkins: transcendental idealism and a supersensible...

..., which it encounters in the Dialectic. There Kant shows that traditional metaphysics inevitably leads to dead-end paralogisms, self-defeating antinomies, and illusory ideals. And although the appendix to the Dialectic explores a legitimate “regulative” use of reason, the only truly positive metaphysical...

... of transcendental freedom defended in the resolution of the Third Antinomy is hardly Wolffian, and one could also make the case that the conception of immortality behind the Paralogisms, as well as the conception of God at issue in the Ideal of Pure Reason, particularly insofar as God has arranged...

... in support of his attribution of the PAP to Descartes. I begin with a few remarks on Ragland's view of error and the inconsistency of reason. Ragland presents an antinomy that occupies substantial parts of his book: for Descartes “we err freely” and “nothing can happen except according to God's...

... Allison assigns the Collins notes on the timeline is reasonable. Chapter 6 addresses the first Critique , and contains an extensive discussion of the third Antinomy and the Canon. Allison argues against the “patchwork thesis,” which holds that Kant affirms the dependence of practical freedom upon...

.... If, for all that Boghossian has said, epistemic relativism is not, in fact, incoherent, then the antinomy of reason is never generated. In the second set of remarks, I will address the ambitions and rhetorical effectiveness of Fear of Knowledge. 2. Epistemic Relativism Defined Epistemic relativism...

... like a commitment to an inconsistent tetrad of claims concerning God's intuitive intellect and properties of noumena that would be cognized by this intellect (298). Stang argues that the best means of resolving this “modal antinomy” is to find “noumenal correlates” (312) of our (unschematized...

... case, this extension will not be pursued here. 522 Noumenal Affection commitment to such freedom consequently results in an antinomy that occupies him intensively through the 1770s.56 The CPR’s ultimate resolution of this antinomy...

... Critique and the account of antinomial structure. I found discussion of the fi rst revealing and treatment of the second less so. O’Connor’s incisive account of the importance of the Refutation to 132 BOOK REVIEWS Adorno shows well...

... Critique and the account of antinomial structure. I found discussion of the fi rst revealing and treatment of the second less so. O’Connor’s incisive account of the importance of the Refutation to 132 BOOK REVIEWS Adorno shows well...

... right to focus on a limited number of doctrines, that is, the Refutation of Ide- alism in the second edition of the fi rst Critique and the account of antinomial structure. I found discussion of the fi rst revealing and treatment of the second less so. O’Connor’s incisive account of the importance...

... right to focus on a limited number of doctrines, that is, the Refutation of Ide- alism in the second edition of the fi rst Critique and the account of antinomial structure. I found discussion of the fi rst revealing and treatment of the second less so. O’Connor’s incisive account of the importance...

... Critique and the account of antinomial structure. I found discussion of the fi rst revealing and treatment of the second less so. O’Connor’s incisive account of the importance of the Refutation to 132 BOOK REVIEWS Adorno shows well...

..., that is, the Refutation of Ide- alism in the second edition of the fi rst Critique and the account of antinomial structure. I found discussion of the fi rst revealing and treatment of the second less so. O’Connor’s incisive account of the importance of the Refutation to 132...

..., that is, the Refutation of Ide- alism in the second edition of the fi rst Critique and the account of antinomial structure. I found discussion of the fi rst revealing and treatment of the second less so. O’Connor’s incisive account of the importance of the Refutation to 132...