[185] Cf. above, p. 43.
[186] What follows should be read along with p. 235 ff. below, in which this distinction between the “subjective” and “objective” deductions is discussed in greater detail.
[187] A x-xi.
[188] This is a criticism to which Cohen, Caird, and Riehl lay themselves open.
[189] Cf. below, pp. 219-20.
[190] Cf. above, pp. 49-50.
[191] Cf. Vaihinger, i. p. 405. The existing sciences can, as Vaihinger says, be treated en bloc, whereas each of the principles of the new philosophy must be separately established.
[192] A 1.
[193] A 1-2.
[194] B 6 = A 2.