Critique of Pure Reason, and the past decade had been filled with a remarkable output of writings developing Kant's "critical philosophy," including his Critique of Practical Reason (1788) and Critique of the Power of Judgment (1790), as well as an important second edition of the first Critique (1787). Although the first Critique lacked sympathetic and competent early readers, support for his philosophical innovations widened steadily during the 1780s, and a growing stream of pilgrims began to make their way to Königsberg, a city of fifty thousand souls lying in the far northeastern corner of Europe.¹" /> Kant's career in German idealism - Naragon Steve | sdvig press