Kant's Theory of Knowledge

by H. A. Prichard

[19] This is not disproved by B. 247-51, M. 150-2, which involves a different conception of cause and effect.

[20] B. 240, M. 146. For the general view, cf. Caird, i. 556-61.

[21] The preceding paragraph is an addition of the second edition.

[22] B. 234, M. 142.

[23] Cf. A. 104-5, Mah. 198-9, and pp. 178-86 and 230-3.

[24] B. 234-6, M. 143-4. Cf. B. 242, M. 147.

[25] pp. 133-4; cf. pp. 180 and 230-1.

[26] Cf. p. 209, note 3, and p. 233.

[27] The italics are mine.

[28] Caird, i. 557.