Kant and His English Critics: A Comparison of Critical and Empirical Philosophy

xii, 402 pp. Green cloth boards. CONTENTS: The Problem and Method of the Critique of Pure Reason--Mr. Balfour's Criticism of the Transcendental Method; The A Priori Conditions of Perception--Mr. Sidgwick's View of the Refutation of Idealism; The A Priori Conditions of Knowledge in General--The Categories and Schemata; Realtions of Metaphysics and Psychology--Examination of G. H. Lewes's Theory of Knowledge; The Principles of Judgment--Dr. Stirling's Interpretation; Proof of the Principles of Judgment; Objections to Kant's Proofs of Substantiality and Causality Examined; The Metaphysic of Nature; Comparison of the Critical and Empirical Conceptions of Nature; The Distinction of Noumena and Phenomena in Kant and Spencer; Imperfect Development of Kant's Theory of Knowledge; Examination of Kant's Distinction of Sense, Imagination and Understanding.