[1085] It is doubtful whether A 401-2 represents a genuinely Critical position. Several of its phrases seem reminiscent of Kant’s semi-Critical view of the nature of apperception. This is especially true of the assertion that self-consciousness is “itself unconditioned.”
[1086] A 346 = B 404. Cf. below, pp. 456, 461-2.
[1087] Cf. A 345.
[1088] That he does not really do so is clear from the context and also from the manner in which he restated this argument in the second edition (B 421-2).
[1089] A 401-2, B 421-2; below, pp. 461-2.
[1090] A 402; cf. B 407.
[1091] Cf. B 421-2.
[1092] Cf. above, pp. l-ii, 208-9, 260-3.
[1093] Cf. above, loc. cit.
[1094] Cf. B 157-8 and 157 n., B 278, B 428-9.