Kant's account of Newtonian science in terms of a priori structures of the mind has been generally interpreted as too restrictive. If Newtonian science is an instantiation of the system of categories, then, in order to retain any value, they need to be dynamized in accordance with the development of science beyond Newton. This paper suggests that the restriction in best understood as Kant attempt to provide a primary matrix of sense for any possible natural science, inasmuch as it reflects the "first idea" contained in the Copernican Revolution
A full survey of Kant's attempt to provide a metaphysical foundation of Newtonian physics and a phil...
Kant is well known for his restrictive conception of proper science. In the present paper I will try...
When Kant located the ground of knowledge in the subject rather than in the object, he created the p...
Kant's account of Newtonian science in terms of a priori structures of the mind has been generally i...
A priori concepts, according to Kant, are used just for the objective or the experienced phenomenon,...
The article examines different aspects of Kant’s Newtonianism, focusing on Kant’s attempt in the Met...
Kant's special metaphysics is intended to provide the a priori foundation for Newtonian science, whi...
It is well known that during his pre-Critical period, Kant was a major proponent of Newtonian physic...
Kant's reasoning in his special metaphysics of nature is often opaque, and the character of his a pr...
Kant limited knowledge to the objects of possible experience "whose objective reality can be proved....
Kant elaborated his dynamical theory of matter in two quite different systematic accounts, the first...
Since his Metaphysische Anfangsgründe der Naturwissenschaft was first published in 1786, controversy...
Kant’s attitude towards Newton is ambiguous though he owes much to him. Although Newton’s physics i...
Kant’s understanding of the concept 'system’ does not correspond to that of his predecessors, nor ha...
Regarding the explanation of organisms as instances of complex design, Kantian philosophy faces a di...
A full survey of Kant's attempt to provide a metaphysical foundation of Newtonian physics and a phil...
Kant is well known for his restrictive conception of proper science. In the present paper I will try...
When Kant located the ground of knowledge in the subject rather than in the object, he created the p...
Kant's account of Newtonian science in terms of a priori structures of the mind has been generally i...
A priori concepts, according to Kant, are used just for the objective or the experienced phenomenon,...
The article examines different aspects of Kant’s Newtonianism, focusing on Kant’s attempt in the Met...
Kant's special metaphysics is intended to provide the a priori foundation for Newtonian science, whi...
It is well known that during his pre-Critical period, Kant was a major proponent of Newtonian physic...
Kant's reasoning in his special metaphysics of nature is often opaque, and the character of his a pr...
Kant limited knowledge to the objects of possible experience "whose objective reality can be proved....
Kant elaborated his dynamical theory of matter in two quite different systematic accounts, the first...
Since his Metaphysische Anfangsgründe der Naturwissenschaft was first published in 1786, controversy...
Kant’s attitude towards Newton is ambiguous though he owes much to him. Although Newton’s physics i...
Kant’s understanding of the concept 'system’ does not correspond to that of his predecessors, nor ha...
Regarding the explanation of organisms as instances of complex design, Kantian philosophy faces a di...
A full survey of Kant's attempt to provide a metaphysical foundation of Newtonian physics and a phil...
Kant is well known for his restrictive conception of proper science. In the present paper I will try...
When Kant located the ground of knowledge in the subject rather than in the object, he created the p...
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