Sentence examples for unity of the Critique from inspiring English sources

For more on the question of the unity of the Critique of Judgment, see under 3.1 and 3.2 below.

In addition to its potential significance for Kant's theory of cognition, the notion of judgment in the third Critique is also important for addressing the interpetive problem of the unity of the Critique of Judgment, in particular, the question of why Kant addresses aesthetics and teleology together in a single work.

The scope of the critique is breathtaking.

While Kant claims in the Deduction that the a priori concepts of the understanding — the categories — are necessary conditions on the unity of the manifold of sensible data given in intuition, Maimon argues that such a position leads to serious problems for the later claims Kant makes in the 'Schematism' and 'Principles' sections of the Critique.

Some of the critique is fair.

The church's unity becomes essential for the renewal and unity of the human family.

Preserving the unity of the Syrian people.

They undermine the unity of the West.

When Kant speaks of the "unity of reason" in the first Critique, he means that reason gives "unity a priori through concepts to the understanding's manifold cognitions" (A302/B359; cf. A665/B693, A680/B780).

Some of the critiques are just bewildering.

Some of the critiques are sophomoric.