Kant: A Very Short Introduction

Roger Scruton

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1. Life, works and character 2. The background of Kant's thougt 3. The transcendental deduction 4. The logic of illusion 5. The categorical imperative 6. Beauty and design 7. Transcendental philosophy Further reading, Index

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