Transcendental Thought and Kant's System of Critical Philosophy

Philosophy and Culture 29 (12):1082-1092 (2002)
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Abstract

A priori, as Kant thought the most basic philosophical method, has not been enough attention to the academic community, this paper attempts starting from Kant's philosophy, the philosophy of Kant's transcendental nature of thinking to make some visits. In this study, we found a priori in Kant's thinking is not just the theory of knowledge used in the field of philosophical method, but throughout the whole philosophy of Kant, the basic way of thinking. Priori thinking is a basic tendency is universal, inevitable, the pursuit of absolute, it has taken the most basic large ones, from the main aspects of the object rather than from the side or from the main object to reveal the relationship between human knowledge, morality, aesthetic and other areas of natural conditions, and thus achieve "what is man," the most fundamental philosophical questions of a solution.

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