It argues that categories such as causality are necessary for any possible (*) experience through its "transcendental analytic" and introduces the concept of inherently unknowable noumena, as opposed to phenomena.
This book was described by its author as a project of analysis, or Zergliederung, of the faculty of understanding, and its second edition had an attack on Cartesian skepticism appended to it titled The Refutation of Idealism. It argues that categories such as causality are necessary for any possible (*) experience through its "transcendental analytic" and introduces the concept of inherently unknowable noumena, as opposed to phenomena. For 10 points, name this book showing the existence of a priori synthetic truths by Immanuel Kant.
This book was described by its author as a project of analysis, or Zergliederung, of the faculty of understanding, and its second edition had an attack on Cartesian skepticism appended to it titled The Refutation of Idealism.
Critique of Pure Reason [or Kritik der Reinen Vernuft