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A Commentary to Kant's 'Critique of Pure Reason'

Note 1720 — Chapter II · THE CANON[1711] OF PURE REASON

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These statements are subject to modification, if the distinction (not clearly recognised by Kant, but really essential to his position) between immanent and transcendent metaphysics is insisted upon. Cf. above, pp. liv-v, 22, 56, 66-70.

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