Titlebook: Contemporary Kantian Metaphysics; New Essays on Space Roxana Baiasu,Graham Bird (Emeritus Professor),A. Book 2012 Palgrave Macmillan, a d

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Reading Kant Topographically: From Critical Philosophy to Empirical Geographyphor, in chapter III of the ‘Analytic of Principles’, in which he describes his project as one of surveying the ‘land of truth’– a land that turns out to be an island surrounded by dangerous and deceptive seas.3

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Bird on Kant’s Mathematical Antinomiesagreement connects with some reservations that I have about Bird’s fundamental project, which is to repudiate what he calls ‘traditionalist’ interpretations of Kant in favour of what he calls a ‘revolutionary’ interpretation

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Is There Any Value in Kant’s Account of Mathematics?dated that it has no value at all. Though the account I offer at some points goes beyond what Kant actually says, I want to explore aspects of it whichhave some connection with contemporary debates and may still have some value.

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Metaphors of Spatial Location: Understanding Post-Kantian Spacele, in particular, the ideas of freedom, immortality and God. Thinking these ideas of reason, as regulative ideals, involves acts of the imagination and provides an alternative to the two- worlds reading of Kant.

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Thinking of Everything? Kant Speaks to Stephen Hawkinghenever we try to think about the world as a whole. I propose to look afresh at Kant’s thought and ponder its implications for contemporary cosmological theorizing, and, conversely, to ask whether modern science can throw any light on his dark musings.

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Framework for User Interface Adaptationnt perspectives. Standing outside the in- house discussions, John McDowell’s recent work has rekindled interest in the larger community of epistemologists concerning available resources within the Kantian tradition.3