Transcendental Analytic

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part of a book philosophical work section

Transcendental Analytic is the section of Immanuel Kant’s Critique of Pure Reason that systematically examines the pure concepts of the understanding (categories) and their role in making experience and knowledge possible.

Aliases (4)

Analytic of Concepts ×1
Transcendental Deduction of the Categories ×1
Transcendental Logic ×1
Transzendentale Analytik ×1

Statements (46)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	part of a book → philosophical work section →
addresses	conditions of possible experience → objective validity of the categories → relation between concepts and intuitions →
aimsAt	conditions of the possibility of experience → possibility of synthetic a priori knowledge →
author	Immanuel Kant →
centralConcept	category → judgment → object of experience → understanding →
contains	Metaphysical Deduction of the Categories → Schematism of the Pure Concepts of the Understanding → System of All Principles of Pure Understanding → Transcendental Deduction of the Categories →
discipline	epistemology → metaphysics →
examines	categories → pure concepts of the understanding →
followsSection	Transcendental Aesthetic →
hasPart	Analytic of Concepts → Analytic of Principles →
influenced	20th-century analytic epistemology → German Idealism → Neo-Kantianism →
keyQuestion	How are synthetic a priori judgments possible? → How do categories apply to objects of experience? →
language	German →
locatedInWork	Transcendental Doctrine of Elements →
method	transcendental deduction →
opposesView	dogmatic metaphysics without critique → empiricism about the origin of categories →
originalTitle	Transzendentale Analytik →
partOf	Critique of Pure Reason →
philosophicalGoal	establishing limits and scope of pure understanding → grounding the objective validity of the categories →
philosophicalTradition	transcendental idealism →
precedesSection	Transcendental Dialectic →
publicationYear	1781 →
relatedConcept	principles of pure understanding → synthetic unity of apperception → transcendental apperception → unity of consciousness →
revisedEditionYear	1787 →
workType	section of a philosophical treatise →

Referenced by (7)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Transcendental Analytic ("Transcendental Deduction of the Categories") →	contains
Critique of Pure Reason →	containsPart
Transcendental Dialectic →	contrastsWith
Transcendental Dialectic →	follows
Transcendental Analytic ("Analytic of Concepts") →	hasPart
Transcendental Dialectic ("Transcendental Logic") →	locatedIn
Transcendental Analytic ("Transzendentale Analytik") →	originalTitle