"Kant's principle of the formal finality of nature and its role in experience, Iris Fry in his critique of judgment, and especially in its two introductions, Kant examined the necessary conditions for concrete knowledge and ex-perience. The object of investigation here was not the first critique's" na

Journal of Philosophy 85 (11) (1988)
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