Critique of Pure Reason

This translation of Critique of Pure Reason offers an accurate and accessible interpretation, suitable for both new and experienced readers of Kant.

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The translation aims to preserve the interpretative nuances and richness of the original text, ensuring that the philosophical depth is not lost. It is accompanied by a comprehensive editorial apparatus, which includes informative annotations, detailed glossaries, and a thorough index. This added material enhances the reader's understanding and appreciation of the complexities within Kant's work.

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