Philosophic Classics From Plato to Derrida

Kant’s condensation of the Critique, the Prolegomena to Any Future Meta- physics, his Foundations of the Metaphysics of Morals,a ...

374 RENÉDESCARTES knowledge must be based on certainty and that he had a system that provided that basis. Encouraged by others t ...

PROLEGOMENA TOANYFUTUREMETAPHYSICS 779 PROLEGOMENA TO ANY FUTURE METAPHYSICS INTRODUCTION These Prolegomenaare for the use, not ...

INTRODUCTION 375 words do not appear in the Meditations). Here was the “clearly and evidently intuited” knowledge, the starting ...

780 IMMANUELKANT 257 258 jewel; hence he who raises the doubt must expect opposition from all sides. Some, in the proud consciou ...

376 RENÉDESCARTES Descartes had now established a basis for accepting the “obvious” truths he had thrown out earlier by his meth ...

PROLEGOMENA TOANYFUTUREMETAPHYSICS 781 false stamp. In plain language, this means that there is not and cannot be any such thing ...

MEDITATIONS, LETTER TO THESORBONNE 377 Georges J.D. Moyal, ed., René Descartes: Critical Assessments (London: Routledge, 1991); ...

782 IMMANUELKANT 260 261 immediately to experience; the latter when we judge universally from mere concepts, as in metaphysics, ...

378 RENÉDESCARTES 3 4 *The Lateran Council of 1513 condemned the Averroist heresy that denied personal immortality. is the gift ...

PROLEGOMENA TOANYFUTUREMETAPHYSICS 783 262 We have been long accustomed to seeing antiquated knowledge produced as new by taking ...

MEDITATIONS, LETTER TO THESORBONNE 379 5 undertaking is directed, here compel me to speak somewhat more freely about my own achi ...

784 IMMANUELKANT 264 265 266 to Any Future Metaphysics,still obscure, let him consider that not everyone is bound to study metap ...

380 RENÉDESCARTES 8 demonstrations by all who are intellectually gifted, they may even go so far as to defend them, rather than ...

PROLEGOMENA TOANYFUTUREMETAPHYSICS 785 § 2. Concerning the Kind of Knowledge Which Can Alone Be Called Metaphysical a. On the Di ...

MEDITATIONS, SYNOPSIS 381 9 perfect than myself. As to how, from the mere fact that there is within me an idea of something more ...

786 IMMANUELKANT 269 272 of mathematicians all proceed according to the law of contradiction (as is demanded by all apodictic ce ...

382 RENÉDESCARTES 13 sciences other than those which we have had up till now. Although the usefulness of such extensive doubt is ...

PROLEGOMENA TOANYFUTUREMETAPHYSICS 787 propositions neither can, nor ought to, arise analytically, by dissection of the concept, ...

788 IMMANUELKANT 270 271 the synthetical judgments which are to be generated by these previously analyzed concepts. The conclusi ...