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Reply to Edward Kanterian

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  04 June 2013

Graham Bird*
Affiliation:
University of Manchester Email: [email protected]

Abstract

The reply to Kanterian offers a rebuttal of his central criticisms. It reaffirms the difference between Kant's arguments in the Aesthetic and at B 148-9; it rejects the alleged error of logic in Fischer's (and my) arguments; and it rejects Kanterian's reading of passages in the Preface (A xx-xxii) and of the Amphiboly. Beyond these specific points Kanterian assumes that Kant's project in the first Critique cannot be understood as a ‘descriptive metaphysics’ and so begs the question at issue.

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Copyright © Kantian Review 2013 

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