Criticism of pure reason. Kant I.

“Criticism of pure reason” is the main work of Immanuel Kant. The book, on which the great German worked for many years, is a prison book: his main ideas are postulated in “Criticism”. German classical philosophy and modern philosophy exist largely thanks to this book. Kant dissects the most complex and exciting humanity questions and concepts: what is the mind, what are the boundaries of human knowledge, as we see and perceive the world around, which the world really differs from the world in our perception. For more than two centuries, this fundamental, carefully thought -out and systematic work has been studied by students and philosophers around the world.