Arts and Humanities
6 years ago

Kant's Critique of Pure Reason reveals crucial link between cognition and method.

Idealistic Studies
Systematic Needs of the Doctrine of Elements in Critique of Pure Reason
Farshid Baghai

Paper Summary

The Doctrine of Elements in Kant's Critique of Pure Reason needs to be connected to the Doctrine of Method for a complete understanding. The paper outlines how the two are related and shows that the needs of the Doctrine of Elements can only be met through the Doctrine of Method. This reveals that the elements of knowledge depend on the method of reasoning in Kant's philosophy.

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