The Constitutive and Regulative Principles in Kant (Classic Reprint): A Dissertation Submitted to the Faculty of the Graduate School of Arts and ... (Department or Philosophy) (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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How Kant’s ideas about construction and regulation shape our understanding of objects In this scholarly study, the author examines how constitutive and regulative principles work together to explain what we know about the world.

This work traces Kant’s arguments from pure intuition to the role of time, space, and degree in experience. It explains how judgments gain significance and how our knowledge is formed, not just reflected, in the mind.

- Understand the distinction between constitutive and regulative principles and how they relate to experience
- See how quantity, quality, and the role of space and time influence our concepts of objects
- Explore the idea that objects are constructed in consciousness, guided by a unity of experience
- Learn how regulative reasoning helps connect fragments of experience into a coherent whole

Ideal for readers of Kantian philosophy, graduate students, and anyone seeking a clear, study‑level introduction to the theory of knowledge in this tradition.

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