Immanuel Kant's Lectures on Psychology

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The lectures on psychology by Immanuel Kant from 1788-1789 delve into the intersections of human thought and consciousness. Accompanied by an introduction from Carl du Prel, a notable figure in occult philosophy, this work explores Kant's insights into the nature of the mind, perception, and the foundations of knowledge. The combination of Kant's philosophical rigor and du Prel's unique perspective offers a compelling examination of psychology's philosophical underpinnings during a transformative period in intellectual history.