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Critique of Pure Reason
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Baco de Verulamio,Instauratio Magna-Præfatio.
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PREFACE TO THE FIRST EDITION. — (1781.)
PREFACE TO THE SECOND EDITION. — (1787.)
INTRODUCTION.
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I. OF THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN PURE AND EMPIRICAL KNOWLEDGE
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II. THE HUMAN INTELLECT, EVEN IN AN UNPHILOSOPHICAL STATE, IS IN POSSESSION OF CERTAIN COGNITIONS A PRIORI.
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III. PHILOSOPHY STANDS IN NEED OF A SCIENCE WHICH SHALL DETERMINE THE POSSIBILITY, PRINCIPLES, AND EXTENT OF HUMAN KNOWLEDGE A PRIORI
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IV. OF THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN ANALYTICAL AND SYNTHETICAL JUDGEMENTS.
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V. IN ALL THEORETICAL SCIENCES OF REASON, SYNTHETICAL JUDGEMENTS A PRIORI ARE CONTAINED AS PRINCIPLES.
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VI. THE UNIVERSAL PROBLEM OF PURE REASON.
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VII. IDEA AND work OF A PARTICULAR SCIENCE, UNDER THE NAME OF A CRITIQUE OF PURE REASON.
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TRANSCENDENTAL DOCTRINE OF ELEMENTS.
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TRANSCENDENTAL LOGIC.
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II.TRANSCENDENTAL DOCTRINE OF METHOD.
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