Kant and Twentieth‐Century Philosophy

In In Kant's Wake. Oxford, UK: Blackwell. pp. 155–169 (2006)
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The prelims comprise: Is Kant the Background of Twentieth—Century Philosophy? What was Accomplished in Twentieth—Century Philosophy? Hegel, the Kantian Aftermath, and Twentieth—Century Philosophy.

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