Kant's Doctrine of Transcendental Illusion

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Focusing on the doctrine of transcendental illusion, this study explores its critical role in Kant's theoretical philosophy. The author argues that understanding Kant requires acknowledging the mind's tendency to operate based on 'illusory' ideas and principles. By delving into this concept, the book clarifies Kant's views on metaphysical speculation and scientific theory, ultimately enhancing our comprehension of the significance he assigns to human reason in the realm of science.