Three Critiques, 3-volume Set: Vol. 1: Critique of Pure Reason; Vol. 2: Critique of Practical Reason; Vol. 3: Critique of Judgment (Hackett Classics)
Immanuel Kant's Three Critiques form the bedrock of modern philosophy. The Critique of Pure Reason investigates the scope of human understanding; the Critique of Practical Reason outlines moral duty; and the Critique of Judgment bridges theoretical and practical realms through beauty and purpose. This Hackett Classics set is indispensable for students and scholars.
About This Book
This three-volume set compiles Immanuel Kant's seminal critiques, offering profound insights into the nature of reason and human experience.
Volume 1, Critique of Pure Reason, examines the foundations of knowledge and the boundaries of metaphysics.
Volume 2, Critique of Practical Reason, delves into moral philosophy and the principles guiding ethical action.
Volume 3, Critique of Judgment, addresses aesthetics, teleology, and the harmony between nature and freedom.
Published as part of the Hackett Classics series, this edition provides accessible access to Kant's enduring ideas.
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