Contents

II. On pure reason as the seat of transcendental illusion 3 87

A. O n reason i n general. 3 87
B. On the logical use o f reason. 3 89
C. On the pure use of reason. 390
Book I. On the concepts of pure reason 3 94
Section I. On the ideas in general. 3 95
Section II. On the transcendental ideas. 3 99
Section III. The system of transcendental ideas. 40 5
Book II. The dialectical inferences of pure reason 409
Chapter I. The paralogisms of pure reason 41 1
(as in the first edition)
First paralogism of substantiality. 41 5
Second paralogism of simplicity. 417
Third paralogism of personality. 42 2
Fomth paralogism o f ideality. 42 5
Observation on the sum of the pure doctrine of the soul 43 2
Chapter I. The paralogisms of pure reason 445
(as in the second edition)
Refutation of Mendelssohn's proof of the persistence of
the soul. 449
General remark concerning the transition from rational
psychology to rational cosmology. 45 6
Chapter II. The antinomy of pure reason 459
Section I. The system of cosmological ideas. 460
Section II. The antithetic of pure reason. 46 7
First conflict 47 0
Second conflict 47 6
Third conflict 48 4
Fourth conflict 490
Section III. On the interest of reason in these conflicts. 496
Section IV On the transcendental problemsa of pure reason,
insofar as they absolutely must be capable of a solution. 50 3
Section V Skeptical representation of the cosmological
questions raised by all four transcendental ideas. 5 08
Section VI. Transcendental idealism as the key to solving
the cosmological dialectic. 5II
Section VII. Critical decision of the cosmological conflict of
reason with itself. 5 14
Section VIII. The regulative principleb of pure reason in
regard to the cosmological ideas. 5 20

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