Lexicon of Arguments

 

I 91
Categories/Kant: "Terms of terms" - These principles are the principles of presupposing the general nature of a possible object of sensuous intuition - in an assessment a subject is determined in four ways: quality, quantity, relation, modality.
>Principles/Kant, >Quality, >Quantity, >Relation, >Modality.
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Strawson V 71
Categories/StrawsonVsKant: Cannot be derived from the concept of objective judgment.
Strawson V 98
Categories/StrawsonVsKant: He derives them from the form of the assessment as a list - they are said to have non-sensuous meaning.
StrawsonVs: We cannot trust it, we can also not trust the synthesis.
>Synthesis/Kant.
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Vollmer I 25
Categories/Kant/Vollmer: Nowadays, it is not believed anymore that his categories are necessary.
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Bubner I 106
Categories/judgments/Kant: categories make knowledge possible in the first place, whereas real knowledge depends on the contingency of the experience.
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Adorno XIII 67
Categories/Kant/Adorno: Kant calls all his categories functions.