Cambridge University Press
Critique of Pure Reason Paperback (The Cambridge Edition of the Works of Immanuel Kant)
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Critique of Pure Reason Paperback (The Cambridge Edition of the Works of Immanuel Kant)
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25 Enero 2015Five Stars
Good condition.
12 Noviembre 2014Focused on Intelligent Novice Readers
Despite the Cambridge edition being the current scholarly standard , its word-for-word translation leaves much to be desired in clarity.
21 Mayo 2014Good Secondary Translation to Have on Hand
On the basis of the actual content itself, I consider this book to be the single most important book ever written, hands down, it’s not even close.
21 Noviembre 2013Philosophy is always a good read
I had read Kant back in 1971-72 and thankfully it didn't have all the comments and other peoples opinions but I am suffering through it..
18 Junio 2013Many people here are upset ....
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28 Marzo 2013nice price
Unbelievable price for such a great work, i am very satisfied with the quality as well as the price.
18 Diciembre 2012Kant's magnum opus
The great epistemologist, ....
15 Agosto 2012Lost in translation
This is a fine English translation of Kant's seminal philosophical work.
1 Febrero 2012All modern philosophy is a footnote to Kant...
What Alfred North Whitehead said about Plato could easily be said about Kant in regard to modern philosophy.
17 Marzo 2011Mountainous
This work is the Everest of modern philosophy, both in scope and grandeur.