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Lewis White Beck
Kant's theory of knowledge
selected papers from the third international Kant congress
Lewis White Beck
3-11
Are transcendental deductions impossible?
Schaper Eva
12-20
The Ptolemaic counter-revolution
Scott-Taggart Martin J
23-37
From Kant to Peirce
Apel Karl-Otto
38-44
B 132 revisited
Hartnack Justus
45-51
Phenomena and noumena
Simon Josef
55-61
Concepts, objects and the analytic in Kant
Aquila Richard
62-70
71-76
77-84
On Kant, Frege, analyticity and the theory of reference
Martin Richard Milton
87-94
The meaning of "space" in Kant
Leclerc Ivor
95-110
111-116
On the subjectivity of objective space
Torretti Roberto
119-127
Transcendental affinity Kant's answer to hume
Allison Henry
128-150
151-156
The status of Kant's theory of matter
Walker Ralph C. S.
159-165
Kant's theory of the structure of empirical scientific inquiry and two implied postulates regarding things in themselves
Krausser Peter
166-174
The unknowability of things in themselves
Meerbote Ralf
175-183
Noumenal causality
Rescher Nicholas
187-207
Kant and Anglo-saxon criticism
Findlay John Niemeyer
208-217
On Kant and the refutation of subjectivism
Wilson Margaret D.
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