Kant’s Introduction to the Critique
Kant’s saying that “though all our knowledge begins with experience, it does not follow that it all arises out of experience,” which appears in the...
Aristotle
Kant’s Solution to the Antinomies
A reader encountering the second half of the Antinomies is likely to feel a certain sense of culmination, perhaps even that Kant’s response to the...
Kant’s Fourth Paralogism, On Idealism
Contents: Introduction Kant’s fourth Paralogism takes as its theme the justification of transcendental idealism against other approaches to what has been called “the problem of...
Kant’s First Paralogism: On the Substantiality and Immortality of the Soul
The first paralogism concerns the substantiality and immortality of the soul. It addresses whether our experience of the “I“ as an object of our inner...
Kant’s Paralogisms of Pure Reason, General Introduction
In Book II of the Transcendental Dialectic, Kant shifts from a general discussion of his investigation of transcendental principles as a way out of certain...
Zabarella’s De Mente Agente Ch. 9
[1020 A] Quid sit intellectus agens, variae aliorum sententiae. Cap. IX. Chapter 9: What is the Agent Intellect? The Various Opinions of Other Commentators COGNITIS...
Zabarella’s De Mente Agente, Ch. 8
Collectio officiorum intellectus agentis, septem propositionibus Cap. IIX. Chapter 8: A Collection of the Activities Proper to the Agent Intellect, in Seven Propositions [1020 B]...
Zabarella’s De Mente Agente, Ch. 7
Solutio dubij aduersus ea quae dicta sunt. Cap. VII. Ch. 7: The Resolution of a Doubt, Raised Against what has been Said SED aduersus haec...
Zabarella’s De Mente Agente, Ch. 6
De abstractione, an fiat ab intellectu patibilis, an ab agente. Cap. VI Chapter 6: On Abstraction: Whether it Occurs by the Activity of the Passive...
Zabarella’s De Mente Agente, Ch. 4
Vera Sententia de Actione Intellectus Agentis. Cap. IV Chapter 4: The Correct view of the activity of the Agent Intellect DE actione igitur mentis agentis...
