1by Immanuel Kant

2[1783]

3Copyright 1997, James Fieser (jfieser@utm.edu).See endnote for details on copyright and editing.The following is based on Paul Carus’s 1902 translation of the Prolegomena.Spelling has been Americanized.A few of Lewis White Beck’s conventions have been adopted from his revision of Carus’s translation, such as replacing the word “cognise” with “knowledge.”[^1]

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Contents:

• 5Introduction.
• 6Preamble On The Peculiarities Of All Metaphysical Cognition.
• 7First Part Of The Transcendental Problem: How Is Pure Mathematics Possible?
• 8Second Part Of The Transcendental Problem: How Is The Science Of Nature Possible?
• 9Third Part Of The Main Transcendental Problem: How Is Metaphysics In General Possible?
• 10Conclusion: On The Determination Of The Bounds Of Pure Reason.
• 11Solution Of The General Question Of The Prolegomena: “How Is Metaphysics Possible As A Science?”
• 12Appendix: On What Can Be Done To Make Metaphysics Actual As A Science.