Proceedings 42
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Of this sophism, the non datum pro dato, I have nothing here to add to what has preceded. My topic for a few pages is Kant's necessity, which is, of course, that of all matter- and-must-be philosophy.
The theorem, out of which Kant's transcendentalism is all made to flow, is thus given, in the second article, page 8, 72 THE PHILOSOPHICAL VALUE of his Introduction to his Critik : " Whenever a proposition is conceived by me together with its necessity^ it is a judg- ment a priorV " Findet sich ei...n Satz der zugleich mit seiner Nothwendigkeit {von mir) gedacht wird, so ist er ein Urtheil a priori." In the first article of the Transcendental JEsthetic, p. 25, and in the second article of the Transcendental Logic, p. 58, he makes this a priori completely form the definition of the Transcendental, i.e., of the Overclambering. I have added by me after Kant's word conceived {gedacht wird, the oft- repeated concipitvT' {a me) of the sophist Spinoza)^ and have proved my right to do this in my preceding paper.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Of this sophism, the non datum pro dato, I have nothing here to add to what has preceded. My topic for a few pages is Kant's necessity, which is, of course, that of all matter- and-must-be philosophy.
The theorem, out of which Kant's transcendentalism is all made to flow, is thus given, in the second article, page 8, 72 THE PHILOSOPHICAL VALUE of his Introduction to his Critik : " Whenever a proposition is conceived by me together with its necessity^ it is a judg- ment a priorV " Findet sich ei...n Satz der zugleich mit seiner Nothwendigkeit {von mir) gedacht wird, so ist er ein Urtheil a priori." In the first article of the Transcendental JEsthetic, p. 25, and in the second article of the Transcendental Logic, p. 58, he makes this a priori completely form the definition of the Transcendental, i.e., of the Overclambering. I have added by me after Kant's word conceived {gedacht wird, the oft- repeated concipitvT' {a me) of the sophist Spinoza)^ and have proved my right to do this in my preceding paper.
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