A Commentary to Kant's 'Critique of Pure Reason'

by Norman Kemp Smith

[1005] B 274.

[1006] A 368-9.

[1007] A 369.

[1008] A 28 = B 44. Cf. above, pp. 76, 116-17.

[1009] A 370.

[1010] Loc. cit.

[1011] A 372.

[1012] A 373: Weil indessen, etc.

[1013] Adickes regards them as later additions. To judge by their content (cf. above, pp. 204 ff., 215-16, on Kant’s doctrine of the transcendental object), they are more probably of quite early origin.

[1014] A 377-8.