2007
DOI: 10.1111/j.1468-0114.2007.00305.x
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A PUZZLE ABOUT INCONGRUENT COUNTERPARTS AND THE CRITIQUE OF PURE REASON

Abstract: Kant uses incongruent counterparts in his work before and after 1781, but not in the first Critique . Given the relevance that incongruent counterparts had for his thought on space, and their persistence in his work during the 1780s, it is plausible to think that he had a reason for leaving them out of both editions of the Critique . Two implausible conjectures for their absence are here considered and rejected. A more plausible alternative is put forth, which explains that textual absence as a result of the s… Show more

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