Critique of Pure Reason

Transcendental Doctrine Of Elements

Transcendental Doctrine Of Method

Transcendental Logic

Understanding Reason

Intuitions Categories (+ Principles) Judgements Ideas

(Absolute Unconditioned Unity)

Mathematical (Constitutive)

Dynamical (Regulative)

(2) Quality (3) Relation (4) Modality

Time (inner)

Manifold of Sensations (Matter) (1) Quantity

(axioms) (2) Quality

(anticipations) (3) Relation (analogies)

(4) Modality (postulates)

Unity

Plurality

Totality

Reality

Negation

Limitation

Substance

Cause

Reciprocity

(1) Possibility

(2) Existence

(3) Necessity

Universal

Particular

Singular

Affirmative

Negative

Infinite

Categorical

Hypothetical

Disjunctive

Problematical

Assertorical

Apodeictical

Soul / Immortality (Subject)

World / Freedom (Series)

God (System)

Paralogisms (Psychology)

Antinomies (Cosmology)

Analytic Synthetic

A Priori A Priori A Posteriori

Mathematic

Transcendental Deduction

Scientific

Natural Metaphysical Arithmetic (Time)

Geometric (Space)

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Treatise

Theory

Doctrine

Content

(General)

Faculty

Metaphysical Deduction

Ideal (Theology)

Dialectical Inferences (+ Rational Doctrine)

(4) Existential

Dependence

(3) Origination

(2) Division

(1) Composition

(3) Unity

(4) Possibility

(1) Substantiality

(2) Simplicity

Content

(Details)

Discipline Canon History Architechtonic

Physico- Theological Cosmological Ontological Existential

Proofs

Sceptical Empiricist Antithesis

(3) Personality

(4) Ideality

(1) Substantiality

(2) Simplicity

(A)

(A) (B)

Transcendental Unity of

Apperception

Transcendental Object

Apprehension in Intuition

Recognition in Concept

Reproduction in Imagination

Threefold Synthesis

Transcendental Aesthetic

Transcendental Illusion

Imagination

(1) Quantity

A Posteriori A Priori (Form)

Something Nothing

(1) Empty Concept Without Object

(2) Empty Object of a Concept

(3) Empty Intuition Without Object

(4) Empty Object Without Concept

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Transcendental Reflection

(1) Identity / Difference

(2) Agreement / Opposition

(3) Inner / Outer

(3) Matter / Form

Transcendental Affinity

Refutation of Idealism

Space (outer)

Schemata

Transcendental Idealism

Dogmatic Rationalist Thesis

Appearance / Thing in Itself Phenomenal / Noumenal

Intellect (Active / Spontaneous)

Sensibility (Passive / Receptive)

Pure Empirical Theoretical

Logical Real (Constitutive)

Real (Regulative)

Logical

Use

Comparison Reflection Abstraction

(Analytic) (Dialectic)

Part

Practical

Pure

Ethics Deductive Inference

ANDREW STEPHENSON 14.08.2013