Transcendental proofs in the critique of pure reason

Manfred Baum

3-26

Transcendental arguments, synthetic and analytic

Rüdiger Bittner

27-35

A note on transcendental propositions in Kant's critique of pure reason

Konrad Cramer

37-43

Analytic transcendental arguments

Jonathan Bennett

45-64

On Bennett's "analytic transcendental arguments"

Stephan Körner

65-69

Comment on Bennett

Günther Patzig

71-75

Transcendental arguments, self-reference, and pragmatism

Richard Rorty

77-103

Comment on Rorty

Wolfgang Carl

105-112

Challenger or competitor?

Dieter Henrich

113-120

The preconditions of experience and the unity of physics

Carl F. Von Weizsäcker

123-158

Comment on Von Weizsäcker

Mary Hesse

159-170

Comment on Von Weizsäcker

Peter Mittelstaedt

171-176

The concept of science

some remarks on the methodological issue "construction" versus "description" in the philosophy of science

Kuno Lorenz

177-190

Transcendentalism and protoscience

Rüdiger Bubner

191-195

Sellarsian realism and conceptual change in science

Richard M. Burian

197-225

Some remarks on realism and scientific revolutions

Lorenz Krüger

227-233

Realism and underdetermination

Charles Parsons

235-242

Transcendental arguments and pragmatic epistemology

Jay F. Rosenberg

245-262

Conceptual schemes, justification and consistency

Rolf-Peter Horstmann

263-269

Comment on Rosenberg

Harald Pilot

271-275

The significance of scepticism

Barry Stroud

277-297

Scepticism and how to take it

Peter Bieri

299-307