Critique of Pure Reason

Structure and Organization

Immanuel Kant's «Critique of Pure Reason» consists of two main parts: the «Transcendental Doctrine of Elements» and the «Transcendental Doctrine of Method». The first part is divided into the «Transcendental Aesthetic» and the «Transcendental Logic», which is further subdivided into the «Transcendental Analytic» and the «Transcendental Dialectic». The second part includes four chapters: «Discipline of Pure Reason», «Canon of Pure Reason», «Architectonic of Pure Reason», and «History of Pure Reason». Each of these parts and subsections thoroughly examines various aspects of philosophy and epistemology, offering a deep analysis of human knowledge and its limits.