Note 73 — Chapter III · The Ideal of Pure Reason (continued 2)
J. M. D. (John Miller Dow) Meiklejohn translation
After what has been said of the psychological idea of the ego and its proper employment as a regulative principle of the operations of reason, I need not enter into details regarding the transcendental illusion by which the systematic unity of all the various phenomena of the internal sense is hypostatized. The procedure is in this case very similar to that which has been discussed in our remarks on the theological ideal.