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

by Norman Kemp Smith

[1465] B 408.

[1466] Critical Philosophy, ii. p. 34. So also in Watson’s Kant Explained, p. 244.

[1467] Caird (op. cit. p. 35) takes account of Kant’s conception of a possible intuitive understanding, but illegitimately assumes that by it he must mean a creative understanding.

[1468] Cf. above, p. 295 ff.

[1469] Cf. B 415 n. In B xxxix. n. (at the end), quoted above pp. 309-10, Kant is careful to point out that the representation of something permanent is by no means identical with permanent representation.

[1470] P. 463.

[1471] Namely, as Refutation of Idealism, B 274 ff. Cf. above, p. 308 ff.

[1472] Cf. above, pp. 457, 462-3.

[1473] A 402.

[1474] Cf. above, p. 466.