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Metaphysics
{ 1 } - is outside of metaphysics understood as the whole of pure (non-empirical or non-sensible) knowledge.
{ 2 } - understood as a "systematic presentation of the whole body of philosophical knowledge attained or attainable by the power of pure reason (a priori)" includes critical philosophy.
{ 3 } - understood as a "systematic presentation of the whole body of philosophical knowledge attained or attainable by the power of pure reason (a priori)" includes an inquiry into the powers of reason in regard to pure a priori knowledge.
{ 4 } - understood as the whole of pure (non-empirical or non-sensible) knowledge does not include critical philosophy.
{ 5 } - understood as a science (having true knowledge of) God, freedom, and the soul is rejected by Kant, but accepted as a natural disposition..
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Metaphysics
{ 1 } - is outside of metaphysics understood as the whole of pure (non-empirical or non-sensible) knowledge.
{ 2 } - understood as a "systematic presentation of the whole body of philosophical knowledge attained or attainable by the power of pure reason (a priori)" includes critical philosophy.
{ 3 } - understood as a "systematic presentation of the whole body of philosophical knowledge attained or attainable by the power of pure reason (a priori)" includes an inquiry into the powers of reason in regard to pure a priori knowledge.
{ 4 } - understood as the whole of pure (non-empirical or non-sensible) knowledge does not include critical philosophy.
{ 5 } - understood as a science (having true knowledge of) God, freedom, and the soul is rejected by Kant, but accepted as a natural disposition..
No, metaphysics understood in this sense includes it. See p. 215.
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Metaphysics
{ 1 } - is outside of metaphysics understood as the whole of pure (non-empirical or non-sensible) knowledge.
{ 2 } - understood as a "systematic presentation of the whole body of philosophical knowledge attained or attainable by the power of pure reason (a priori)" includes critical philosophy.
{ 3 } - understood as a "systematic presentation of the whole body of philosophical knowledge attained or attainable by the power of pure reason (a priori)" includes an inquiry into the powers of reason in regard to pure a priori knowledge.
{ 4 } - understood as the whole of pure (non-empirical or non-sensible) knowledge does not include critical philosophy.
{ 5 } - understood as a science (having true knowledge of) God, freedom, and the soul is rejected by Kant, but accepted as a natural disposition..
No, critical philosophy is outside metaphysics in this sense. See p. 215
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Metaphysics
{ 1 } - is outside of metaphysics understood as the whole of pure (non-empirical or non-sensible) knowledge.
{ 2 } - understood as a "systematic presentation of the whole body of philosophical knowledge attained or attainable by the power of pure reason (a priori)" includes critical philosophy.
{ 3 } - understood as a "systematic presentation of the whole body of philosophical knowledge attained or attainable by the power of pure reason (a priori)" includes an inquiry into the powers of reason in regard to pure a priori knowledge.
{ 4 } - understood as the whole of pure (non-empirical or non-sensible) knowledge does not include critical philosophy.
{ 5 } - understood as a science (having true knowledge of) God, freedom, and the soul is rejected by Kant, but accepted as a natural disposition..
No, the latter is the definition of critical philosophy, which is outside of metaphysics in this sense.
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Metaphysics
{ 1 } - is outside of metaphysics understood as the whole of pure (non-empirical or non-sensible) knowledge.
{ 2 } - understood as a "systematic presentation of the whole body of philosophical knowledge attained or attainable by the power of pure reason (a priori)" includes critical philosophy.
{ 3 } - understood as a "systematic presentation of the whole body of philosophical knowledge attained or attainable by the power of pure reason (a priori)" includes an inquiry into the powers of reason in regard to pure a priori knowledge.
{ 4 } - understood as the whole of pure (non-empirical or non-sensible) knowledge does not include critical philosophy.
{ 5 } - understood as a science (having true knowledge of) God, freedom, and the soul is rejected by Kant, but accepted as a natural disposition..
Yes it does. See p. 215.
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Metaphysics
{ 1 } - is outside of metaphysics understood as the whole of pure (non-empirical or non-sensible) knowledge.
{ 2 } - understood as a "systematic presentation of the whole body of philosophical knowledge attained or attainable by the power of pure reason (a priori)" includes critical philosophy.
{ 3 } - understood as a "systematic presentation of the whole body of philosophical knowledge attained or attainable by the power of pure reason (a priori)" includes an inquiry into the powers of reason in regard to pure a priori knowledge.
{ 4 } - understood as the whole of pure (non-empirical or non-sensible) knowledge does not include critical philosophy.
{ 5 } - understood as a science (having true knowledge of) God, freedom, and the soul is rejected by Kant, but accepted as a natural disposition..
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