Kant's Theory of Knowledge：An Analytical Introduction

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7、lismofaLeibniz,Descartes,orSpinoza.ThesesectionsoftheCritiquearealsouniversallyrecognizedtobeamongthemostdifficultofallphilosophicalwritings,andstudentsfindthemquiteimpene-trableifapproachedwithoutthehelpofsecondarysources.Thereare,ofcourse,numerousscholarl

8、yworksontheCritiquethatdevoteattention—indeed,oftenhundredsofpages—tothesetexts.AllsuchworkswithwhichIamfamiliarareofextraordinarilyhighquality,intermsofboththeirphilosophicalmeritandtheirdepthofunderstandingofKant’