Strawson’s Objectivity Argument

Review of Metaphysics 24 (2):207-244 (1970)
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Early in The Bounds of Sense, Strawson gives us the plot of the Critique in the form of six theses which Kant wishes to expound. I quote from this passage the two theses which are most clearly relevant to the Transcendental Deduction

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