Prichard works patiently through the first half of Kant’s Critique of Pure Reason: the problem it sets out to solve, the division of sensibility and understanding, space and time, synthesis, the categories and the refutation of idealism. At each step he asks whether Kant’s argument holds, and frequently concludes that it does not.
A sharp 1909 commentary that marks the rise of Oxford realism, useful to serious readers of Kant. Download the free EPUB.