Kant and the mind

Andrew Brook

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Kantian Philosophy and Modern Interpretations Philosophy and Theoretical Science Epistemology, Ethics, and Metaphysics

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1. The contemporary relevance of Kant's work 2. Kant's theory of the subject 3. Kant's conception of awareness and self-awareness 4. Kant's theory of apperceptive self-awareness 5. The mind in the Critique of Pure Reason 6. The first-edition subjective deduction: the object of 'one experience' 7. Kant's diagnosis of the Second Paralogism 8. The Third Paralogism: unity without identity over time 9. The second-edition subjective deduction: self-representing representations 10. Nature and awareness of the self.

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