Titlebook: Heidegger’s Interpretation of Kant; Categories, Imaginat Martin Weatherston Book 2002 Martin Weatherston 2002 bibliography.foundation.imagi

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Introduction: Categories and the Question of Being, harsh criticism. A central feature of the objections is the claim that Heidegger has wilfully forced Kant into seeming to be a mere precursor of Heidegger. This criticism was initiated most notably by Ernst Cassirer in his review of . .: ‘Here Heidegger speaks no longer as a commentator, but as a u

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Transcendental Logic and the Problem of Judgement,uestions of what is meant by ‘transcendental logic’, and of what is dealt with under that chapter heading. This again brings up the question of the role of logic in philosophy, and in particular highights the problem of judgement. Heidegger here is concerned with sifting out of Kant’s presentation t

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The Problem of the Transcendental Deduction,nsibility and understanding. Heidegger believed that despite this supposed realization, Kant was uncertain and confused about what he had discovered, and had attempted to reassert the dominance of traditional logic. Heidegger attempts to show, through an analysis of Kant’s further treatment of the c

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