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

by Norman Kemp Smith

[1455] Pp. 327-8.

[1456] A 402. Cf. B 407.

[1457] K. p. 717 n.

[1458] Cf. below, p. 470.

[1459] B 406 ff.

[1460] Kriticismus, p. 227, cf. p. 106 ff.

[1461] A. H. Ulrichs, Institutiones logicae et metaphysicae (1785).

[1462] In his review of Kant’s Prolegomena in the Allgemeine Deutsche Bibliothek (1784).

[1463] Obviously by categories Kant here really means schemata. Cf. A 348, where Kant states that “pure categories ... have in themselves no objective meaning.... Apart from intuition they are merely functions of a judgment, without content.”

[1464] Above, pp. 404 ff., 413 ff.