An Interpretation of Kant's "Prolegomena"

Kant, possibly the most important philosopher of the modern age, attempted to create a synthesis between cognition and metaphysics, but also disagreed with both and offered a more innovative theory which developed philosophical thought in altogether new directions. This book describes, explains and interprets Kant�s theory, compares it to the theories of his predecessors, and points not only to its achievements but also to the difficulties it raises.

The book provides guided reading to Kant�s Prolegomena to Any Future Metaphysics. Sections from The Critique of Pure Reason (2nd ed., 1787) are also discussed.

2003, 392 pp., cat. # 10393

Professor Elazar Weinryb is Professor of Philosophy at the Open University of Israel.

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