Review: Watkins (ed.), Immanuel Kant, Natural Science [Book Review]

Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews:unknown (2013)
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Abstract

Natural Science is a new volume of the Cambridge translations of Kant's works. It makes available some of the most significant texts of Kant's pre-Critical period, some appearing for the first time in English translation. The translations are largely clear and accurate. Eric Watkins is a sure and knowledgeable editor, and provides concise and informative introductions to each text.

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