Critique of Pure Reason (The Cambridge Edition of the Works of Immanuel Kant)

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Pros

This book must be read and reread often in hostile environments. The hard copy has a few errors, but very few, as you would expect in an extremely high-profile work. Hefty price tag, but worth it in my opinion.

Our tendency to view objects as ‘atoms’ has much to do with the ruination of our world. Jephcott is a glenn gould who as a translator went the extra mile just as gould, innocently enough, delivered the essence of the goldberg variations using the grea... Read More

The kritik is translated from chinese to chinglish. Guyer/wood seem to have translated kant to 18thcenturygermanlish. They say it captures the'systematic spirit' of kant's theses, not presenting his theses as scattershot visions.

Cons

It is misleading to group this audible recording with the cambridge cpr. It's not visually suitable for reading on a kindle.

The guyer-wood team show their insensitivity to english usage by translating the expression gewöhnliches schicksal as customary fate, which is un-idiomatic and totally absurd. This absurdity appears to be a direct consequence of guyer and wood's state... Read More

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Quality

Although i wish the book was sewn together rather than glued (as some others have stated), it's holding up solidly so far.

Through sensibility, then, we discover the things which are in the world, and through pure reason, we are able to construct var... Read More

I have a degree in philosophy and still extremely challenging material.

Good reference work and translation for kant scholars

Price

Hefty price tag, but worth it in my opinion.

Competitiveness

Compare descartes, who wrote that “the mind is really distinct from the body”.

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This product had a total of 282 reviews as of our last analysis date on Sep 5 2024.