Kant is perhaps the most influential philosopher of modern times, and also the most profound. In this book, the author explores the background of Kant's work, examines Kant's relationship with Leibniz and Hume, and Kant's efforts to establish a philosophy that is neither rationalist nor empiricist, but that can show the limits of human reason. The whole book explores complex themes such as transcendental deduction, categorical imperative, beauty and design, enlightenment and law, and transcendental philosophy in Kant's philosophy with strong strokes of writing.
Good book. Good book. Good book.