Space, Time, and Thought in Kant

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Exploring Kant's philosophy, this work delves into the evolution of his theories on space, time, thought, and substance across different stages of his intellectual development. It examines the descriptive representation of space and geometry, the unity of experience, and the nature of substance and its permanence. The text outlines Kant's early, middle, and late views, highlighting key concepts such as transcendental idealism and the mathematical antinomies. Through detailed sections and analyses, it provides a comprehensive understanding of Kant's complex ideas and their transformations over time.