Focusing on Kant's theoretical philosophy, this work delves into the doctrine of transcendental idealism and explores key elements of the Metaphysical and Transcendental Deductions. It examines the intricate relationship between the deduction arguments and idealism, providing a detailed analysis of Kant's concepts and their implications for understanding knowledge and reality.
An Essay on the Transcendental Deduction of the Categories
The book explores the systematic deduction of judgment categories from a foundational principle, revisiting Klaus Reich's influential work on Kant's logical functions. It argues that these functions are derived from the objective unity of apperception, demonstrating their interconnections. Schulting's analysis aims to deepen the understanding of Kantian philosophy by providing a structured approach to the relationships between judgment categories, contributing to ongoing debates in Kant scholarship.