On the Apodictic Proof and Validation of Kant's Revolutionary Hypothesis

The second edition of the Critique of Pure Reason (hereafter, Critique ) contains several major and myriad minor emendations. The revision of the mode of presentation is apparent in four sections of the Critique : the Aesthetic; the Doctrine of the Concepts of the Understanding; the Principles of Pure Understanding; and ‘the paralogisms advanced against rational psychology’ (Bxxxviii). A new refutation of psychological idealism begins at B274. Perhaps most importantly, a new Preface frames the Critique

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