Kant's Theory of Mind

Focusing on Kant's discussion of the Paralogisms in the Critique of Pure Reason, this work offers a comprehensive survey of his theory of mind. Ameriks explores how these themes are further developed in Kant's other writings, arguing that Kant's theory is more rationalistic and defensible than commonly perceived. This seminal study, first published in 1982, significantly contributes to Kant scholarship by reevaluating the complexities of his philosophical ideas on the mind.