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Prolegomena to the Study of Hegel's Philosophy, and Especially of His Logic

Note 4 — Chapter XXVII

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Metaphysic is, in Kant's usage, ambiguous. It means (a) a supposed science of the supersensible or unconditioned reality; (b) a study of the conditions or presuppositions—the Kantian a priori—of some aspect of Experience, e. g. a Metaphysic of Moral rules.

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