the Philosophy of Kant

"This brief and lucid synopsis of Kant's critical philosophy is written in the hope that it will make reading of Kant a little easier--a hope which is not disappointed. The book expounds the principal theses of Kant's theoretical & practical philosophy & of his philosophy of beauty & purpose. Altho Prof. Kemp's main aim is with the exposition of Kant's meaning, he also clearly indicates on the one hand the extent of Kant's originality, on the other the extent of his dependence on his philosophical predecessors & the science & morality of his day."--Times Literary Supplement
Abbreviations & References
Introduction
The conditions of knowledge
The illusions of speculative metaphysics
Practical philosophy
Aesthetics & teleology
Conclusion
Recommended Reading
Index of Subjects
Index of Names 

Author: John Kemp

Publisher: Oxford University Press

Released Date: 1968