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Critique of Judgment (Annotated Edition)
This book is a stand-alone version of "Critique of Judgment", and there are three differences in content from the translation in the complete collection. First, the annotations from the Academy Edition of the original book were added; secondly, the annotations deemed necessary by the author were added, including the understanding and translation of Kant's important concepts; in the third year, some mistranslations and omissions in the translation of the complete works were corrected. Therefore,
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Critique of Practical Reason (Annotated Edition)
This book is a separate version of Kant's famous work "Critique of Practical Reason". Compared with the translation in the fifth volume of "The Complete Works of Kant", this book has three characteristics. Firstly, the annotations from the Academy of Science edition of the original book have been added; secondly, the translator's annotations have been added; thirdly, some omissions in the translation have been corrected. This book is more suitable for students and researchers.
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Introduction to the Metaphysics of the Future (Annotated Edition)
"The Complete Works of Kant" (9 volumes), edited and translated by Li Qiuling, a professor at the School of Philosophy of Renmin University of China, is based on the Prussian Royal Academy of Sciences Edition (commonly known as the "Academy of Sciences Edition"). All of them are directly translated from German, and those whose original texts are in Latin are directly translated from Latin. The Academy of Sciences edition of the Complete Works contains all the works and articles published by Kant
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Critique of Pure Reason (Annotated Edition)
This book is a stand-alone version of "The Critique of Pure Reason". It differs from the published complete collection in the following ways: first, it adds two pages of introductions and notes by the editor of the Academy of Sciences edition; second, it adds the translator's notes on the content and concept translation; third, it corrects some mistranslations and omissions in the complete collection. Therefore, the content is more complete and more applicable to readers.
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