β Scribed by Theodore Edward Uehling
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Preface
Note on the Citations
Acknowledgments
I. Introduction
II. The Notion of Form: Preliminary Investigation
III. Form, Imagination, and Understanding
IV. The Notion of Form and Things-in-themselves
V. Form and Kantβs Theory of Art
VI. Conclusion
Bibliography
Index
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