Kant's Organicism by Mensch, Jennifer -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Copyright Title Page Dedication Epigraph Contents Preface Introduction: Kant’s Organicism 1. Generation and the Task of Classification

Mechanism and the Principle of Life Leibniz’s Organic Machines

2. Buffon’s Natural History and the Founding of Organicism

Hales and the Physiology of Plants Buffon the French Newtonian Maupertuis, Buffon, and the Problem of Form Natural History and the History of Nature

3. Kant and the Problem of Origin

Kant’s Eclecticism Matter and Cosmos The Spectacle of Life

4. The Rebirth of Metaphysics

A Philosophy is Born From Original Acquisition to the Epigenesis of Knowledge Concepts and Objects: Kant’s Letter to Herz, 1772

5. From the Unity of Reason to the Unity of Race

The Unity of Reason The Unity of Race A Germ of Reason and a Germ for Race

6. Empirical Psychology in Tetens and Kant

7. Kant’s Architectonic: System and Organism in the Critique of Pure Reason

The Doctrine of Method: The Bauplan of the System The Transcendental Deduction: The Bauplan at Work Organic Logic: A Cautionary Tale

Epilogue: A Daring Adventure of Reason Notes Bibliography Index

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