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[The Transcendental Deduction]
Abstract Chapter 11 is Maimon’s transcendental deduction of the categories. It resembles yet differs significantly from Kant’s. Kant’s transcendental deduction concluded that we could not judge, or bring cognitions to objectivity, if we did not experience universally via the categories.exaly +2 more sources
Kant-Studien, 2017 :Henry Allison’s recent book on the Transcendental Deduction complements his long-term emphasis on the “discursivity” thesis: having separated intuitions and concepts, Kant intends the Transcendental Deduction to re-connect them by demonstrating that the
Paul Guyer
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Kant’s Transcendental Deduction, Non-Conceptualism, and the Fitness-for-Purpose Objection [PDF]
Kantian Review, 2018 The subject of this article is a powerful objection to the non-conceptualist interpretation of Kant’s transcendental deduction of the categories. Part of the purpose of the deduction is to refute the sort of scepticism according to which there are no ...
Robert Watt
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The Deduction of Transcendental Ideas
2021This chapter develops the distinction between purposiveness as design and purposiveness as normativity in light of the transcendental deduction of ideas. It focuses in particular on the link between ideas and the assumption of a purposive order of nature, and on the implications of the latter for the physico-theological proof of the existence of God ...
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Strawson's Transcendental Deduction
The Philosophical Quarterly, 1975In Individuals P. F. Strawson presents an argument which, in his view, is sufficient to show that the No-Ownership (henceforth, "NO") Theory of mental states is incoherent. In a later book, The Bounds of Sense, several complex variants of this argument are used to explicate and defend Kant's notion of the transcendental unity of the apperception ...
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