Kant/  a guide for the perplexed 
Seung, T.K. 
 - London:  Continuum,  2007. 
 - xx, 198 p. 
<br/><br/>1. Theoretical reason (knowledge, experience, and science)<br/>The transcendental aesthetic (space and time)<br/>Transcendental idealism<br/>The categories<br/>The transcendental deduction<br/>The schematism<br/>A priori principles<br/>The transcendental dialectic<br/>2. Practical reason (ethics, politics, and religion)<br/>Kant's ethical Platonism<br/>The categorical imperative<br/>Formal and substantive rationality<br/>The existence of the categorical imperative<br/>Rational autonomy and moral legislation<br/>The dialectic of practical reason<br/>Religion of practical reason<br/>The immanent ideas<br/>»<br/>3. Beyond theory and practice (aesthetics, teleology,<br/>and history)<br/>The analytic of the beautiful<br/>The analytic of the sublime<br/>The dialectic of aesthetic judgement<br/>Natural teleology<br/>Natural teleology in human history 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>9780826485809 
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>193  / SEU/K