Titlebook: Kant’s Second Critique and the Problem of Transcendental Arguments; Robert J. Benton Book 1977 Martinus Nijhoff, The Hague, Netherlands 19

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978-90-247-2055-2Martinus Nijhoff, The Hague, Netherlands 1977

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Preliminary Outline of the Argument of the Analytic as a WholeIn the preceding chapter I listed the most notable difficulties confronting any interpretation of the argument of the Analytic. In this chapter I will give a preliminary outline of my account of the argument of the Analytic in order to show the approach I intend to take in dealing with these difficulties.

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Introductionrong arguments against the very possibility of transcendental arguments (e.g., K?rner, 1967).. Others have argued in favor of the possibility of transcendental arguments (e. g., Schaper, 1972). But out of all of this there has arisen no consensus about what a transcendental argument . and what its a

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The Argument of Chapter 1owing that natural phenomena must be viewed as subject to laws other than those of nature. So the establishing of a practical viewpoint amounts to establishing a different cognitive and existential framework for objects: Objects of a practical viewpoint are then no longer merely naturally determined