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Kant's Critique of Judgement

by Immanuel Kant (1724–1804)

25 chapters, about 109,000 words. The text is in the public domain in the United States and comes from Project Gutenberg.

Chapters

1. EDITOR’S INTRODUCTION 8,200 words
2. J. H. BERNARD. 300 words
3. GLOSSARY OF KANT’S PHILOSOPHICAL TERMS 200 words
4. PREFACE 1,400 words
5. I. OF THE DIVISION OF PHILOSOPHY 1,000 words
6. II. OF THE REALM OF PHILOSOPHY IN GENERAL 1,600 words
7. IV. OF JUDGEMENT AS A FACULTY LEGISLATING _A PRIORI_ 5,000 words
8. VIII. OF THE LOGICAL REPRESENTATION OF THE PURPOSIVENESS OF NATURE 1,700 words
9. OF THE JUDGEMENT OF TASTE[12] ACCORDING TO QUALITY 1,800 words
10. SECOND MOMENT 2,800 words
11. THIRD MOMENT 4,900 words
12. FOURTH MOMENT 2,300 words
13. ANALYTIC OF THE SUBLIME 1,100 words
14. A.--OF THE MATHEMATICALLY SUBLIME 4,000 words
15. B.--OF THE DYNAMICALLY SUBLIME IN NATURE 6,600 words
16. DEDUCTION OF [PURE[64]] AESTHETICAL JUDGEMENTS 17,700 words
17. DIALECTIC OF THE AESTHETICAL JUDGEMENT 6,300 words
18. APPENDIX 400 words
19. CRITIQUE OF THE TELEOLOGICAL JUDGEMENT 500 words
20. ANALYTIC OF THE TELEOLOGICAL JUDGEMENT 6,900 words
21. DIALECTIC OF THE TELEOLOGICAL JUDGEMENT 9,600 words
22. METHODOLOGY OF THE TELEOLOGICAL JUDGEMENT.[119] 23,200 words
23. WORKS ON PHILOSOPHY 300 words
24. SIR HENRY JONES 200 words
25. FOOTNOTES: 600 words

Ideas discussed in this book

• Beauty
• Cognition
• Concept
• Critique
• Cube
• Elegance
• Geography
• Human
• Humour
• Imagination
• Intuition
• Intuition (Bergson)
• Judgement
• Natural science
• Nature
• Nature (philosophy)
• Romanticism
• Sublime (philosophy)
• Tautology (logic)
• Teleology
• Theology
• Unity (concept)
• Will (philosophy)

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