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Indexand general logic, 75, 83, 85–91;Allison, H.E., 95n12and priority of actuality to possibil-Analogies of Experience, 8–11, 23,ity, 146n5141, 65, 118n4, 119nn5–6awakening from dogmatic slumberanalytic vs. synthetic knowledge,of metaphysics, 14–17, 21–4, 31–28–9, 64–7, 77, 83, 110–11nn34–3, 98n8, 105n45, 146–7n53analytical vs. synthetical methods,118nn2–3Bardili, C.G., 83–5, 141n23,Antinomies: 14, 16–18, 20, 44–6, 69,142nn29–3099–100nn1–6, 122nn4–6, 133n22;Barnes, J., 145nn43 and 45non-canonical, 16–17, 20, 46,Baumgarten, A.G., 13–14, 98n3100n6, 104nn26–7Beattie, J., 24, 30, 107n20appearances vs. things-in-them-Beck, L.W., x, 14, 98n7, 99n4,selves, 23, 38, 42, 45–6, 67–70,105n4, 106n5, 107n20, 109n33,110–11n34, 125n26, 131n2,81–2, 95n12, 116n27133n12apriority: a priori concepts, 4, 9,Beiser, F.C., x, 95n1223–7, 30–2, 34–6, 38, 40–3, 47–Bennett, J., 131n250, 56, 66–7, 109n29, 112n42,Berkeley, G., 6115nn16 and 18, 117n2, 118nn3–Bouterwek, F., 83, 141n224, 119n10, 121n13, 123n21,Brandt, R., 72, 133nn23 and 25,124n22, 134n27; a priori intu-134n27, 137n47itions/forms of intuition, 23, 34,Burnyeat, M.F., 77, 138n3, 139n742, 118n3; a priori cognitions/prin-ciples, 28, 31–2, 34–8, 41–3, 47–50, 56, 64–6, 112n38, 113n43,categorical imperative, 60, 129n15,115n18, 118n3, 126n4, 129n15130n17architectonic.Seesystematicitycausation: 4, 21–2, 35, 40, 50,Aristotle: 108n21, 109n30; and meta-105–6n5; concept of cause, 21, 23,25–7, 30–1, 34–6, 40, 42–3, 50,physics, 13, 85, 126n2, 146n51;

Indexand general logic, 75, 83, 85–91;Allison, H.E., 95n12and priority of actuality to possibil-Analogies of Experience, 8–11, 23,ity, 146n5141, 65, 118n4, 119nn5–6awakening from dogmatic slumberanalytic vs. synthetic knowledge,of metaphysics, 14–17, 21–4, 31–28–9, 64–7, 77, 83, 110–11nn34–3, 98n8, 105n45, 146–7n53analytical vs. synthetical methods,118nn2–3Bardili, C.G., 83–5, 141n23,Antinomies: 14, 16–18, 20, 44–6, 69,142nn29–3099–100nn1–6, 122nn4–6, 133n22;Barnes, J., 145nn43 and 45non-canonical, 16–17, 20, 46,Baumgarten, A.G., 13–14, 98n3100n6, 104nn26–7Beattie, J., 24, 30, 107n20appearances vs. things-in-them-Beck, L.W., x, 14, 98n7, 99n4,selves, 23, 38, 42, 45–6, 67–70,105n4, 106n5, 107n20, 109n33,110–11n34, 125n26, 131n2,81–2, 95n12, 116n27133n12apriority: a priori concepts, 4, 9,Beiser, F.C., x, 95n1223–7, 30–2, 34–6, 38, 40–3, 47–Bennett, J., 131n250, 56, 66–7, 109n29, 112n42,Berkeley, G., 6115nn16 and 18, 117n2, 118nn3–Bouterwek, F., 83, 141n224, 119n10, 121n13, 123n21,Brandt, R., 72, 133nn23 and 25,124n22, 134n27; a priori intu-134n27, 137n47itions/forms of intuition, 23, 34,Burnyeat, M.F., 77, 138n3, 139n742, 118n3; a priori cognitions/prin-ciples, 28, 31–2, 34–8, 41–3, 47–50, 56, 64–6, 112n38, 113n43,categorical imperative, 60, 129n15,115n18, 118n3, 126n4, 129n15130n17architectonic.Seesystematicitycausation: 4, 21–2, 35, 40, 50,Aristotle: 108n21, 109n30; and meta-105–6n5; concept of cause, 21, 23,25–7, 30–1, 34–6, 40, 42–3, 50,physics, 13, 85, 126n2, 146n51;

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents vii
  3. Preface ix
  4. I. Exposition
  5. Chapter One. Varieties Of Skepticism 3
  6. Chapter Two. “Veil of Perception” Skepticism 6
  7. Chapter Three. Skepticism and Metaphysics (A Puzzle) 13
  8. Chapter Four. Kant’s Pyrrhonian Crisis 16
  9. Chapter Five. Humean Skepticism 21
  10. Chapter Six. Kant’s Reformed Metaphysics 33
  11. Chapter Seven. Defenses against Humean Skepticism 40
  12. Chapter Eight. Defenses Against Pyrrhonian Skepticism 44
  13. II. Critical Assessment
  14. Chapter Nine. Some Relatively Easy Problems 55
  15. Chapter Ten. A Metaphysics of Morals? 58
  16. Chapter Eleven. Failures of Self-Reflection 63
  17. Chapter Twelve. The Pyrrhonist’s Revenge 76
  18. Notes 93
  19. Index 149
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Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents vii
  3. Preface ix
  4. I. Exposition
  5. Chapter One. Varieties Of Skepticism 3
  6. Chapter Two. “Veil of Perception” Skepticism 6
  7. Chapter Three. Skepticism and Metaphysics (A Puzzle) 13
  8. Chapter Four. Kant’s Pyrrhonian Crisis 16
  9. Chapter Five. Humean Skepticism 21
  10. Chapter Six. Kant’s Reformed Metaphysics 33
  11. Chapter Seven. Defenses against Humean Skepticism 40
  12. Chapter Eight. Defenses Against Pyrrhonian Skepticism 44
  13. II. Critical Assessment
  14. Chapter Nine. Some Relatively Easy Problems 55
  15. Chapter Ten. A Metaphysics of Morals? 58
  16. Chapter Eleven. Failures of Self-Reflection 63
  17. Chapter Twelve. The Pyrrhonist’s Revenge 76
  18. Notes 93
  19. Index 149
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