ANDREW STEPHENSON 14.08.

2013 Critique of Pure Reason

} Treatise

Transcendental Idealism
} Theory

Transcendental Doctrine
Of Method
Transcendental Doctrine
Of Elements
Appearance / Thing in Itself
Phenomenal / Noumenal } Doctrine

Discipline Canon Architechtonic History

Transcendental
Aesthetic
Transcendental
Logic } Part

Sensibility (Analytic) Intellect (Dialectic)

(Passive / Receptive) (Active / Spontaneous)
Faculty
Imagination Understanding Reason

Pure
Comparison Reflection Abstraction Empirical Pure
Practical Theoretical
Use

(B) Transcendental (A) Real Logical Real

Logical Ethics
Deduction (Constitutive) (Regulative)
Deductive Inference

Transcendental Threefold Categories Analytic Synthetic Ideas

Intuitions Judgements
Unity of Synthesis (+ Principles) (Absolute Unconditioned Unity)
Apperception
Apprehension Metaphysical A Priori A Priori A Posteriori
Content
Transcendental in Intuition Deduction
Object (General)
Scientific Mathematic
Reproduction
in Imagination Nothing Something
Transcendental
Transcendental Reflection
Affinity Metaphysical Natural Arithmetic Geometric
Recognition
in Concept ∗ (Time) (Space)

A Priori Mathematical Dynamical (1) Identity / (2) Agreement / (3) Inner / (3) Matter /
A Posteriori
(Form) (Constitutive) (Regulative) Difference Opposition Outer Form

Space Manifold of Sensations

(outer) (Matter) (1) Quantity (2) Quality (3) Relation (4) Modality Transcendental
(1) Quantity (2) Quality (3) Relation (4) Modality
(axioms) (anticipations) (analogies) (postulates) Illusion

Refutation of
Idealism
Unity Reality Substance (1) Possibility Universal Negative Categorical Problematical Soul / Immortality Paralogisms
(Subject) (Psychology)
Time
(inner)
Plurality Negation Cause (2) Existence Particular Affirmative
Hypothetical Assertorical World / Freedom Antinomies
(Series) (Cosmology) Content
Schemata
(Details)
∗ Totality Limitation Reciprocity (3) Necessity Singular Infinite
Disjunctive Apodeictical God Ideal
(1) Empty Concept (System) (Theology)
Without Object (1) (2) (3) (4)
Composition Division Origination Existential Physico- Existential
Cosmological Ontological
(2) Empty Object Dependence Theological Proofs Dialectical Inferences
of a Concept (+ Rational Doctrine)

(3) (4) (1) (2)

(3) Empty Intuition Unity Possibility Substantiality Simplicity Dogmatic Rationalist Sceptical Empiricist
Without Object
Thesis Antithesis
(3) (4) (1) (2)
(4) Empty Object (A) Personality Ideality Substantiality Simplicity
Without Concept