Kant 3rd Critique

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inner or internal; the thing exists as a purpose of nature when it is the cause and effect of itself; the parts of the thing are both means to and end of the whole thing.

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inner or internal; the thing exists as a purpose of nature when it is the cause and effect of itself; the parts of the thing are both means to and end of the whole thing.

{ 1 } - subjective material teleological judgment

states human purpose <=> subjective material teleological judgment

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inner or internal; the thing exists as a purpose of nature when it is the cause and effect of itself; the parts of the thing are both means to and end of the whole thing.

concerned with explaining the existence of things <=> material teleological judgments

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inner or internal; the thing exists as a purpose of nature when it is the cause and effect of itself; the parts of the thing are both means to and end of the whole thing.

inner or internal; the thing exists as a purpose of nature when it is the cause and effect of itself; the parts of the thing are both means to and end of the whole thing. <=> absolute objective material teleological judgment

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inner or internal; the thing exists as a purpose of nature when it is the cause and effect of itself; the parts of the thing are both means to and end of the whole thing.

is concerned with purpose in Nature; accordance of the form of the object with the possibility of the thing itself; the thing is represented, in respect to its form, of fulfilling a purpose in Nature <=> objective material teleological judgment

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inner or internal; the thing exists as a purpose of nature when it is the cause and effect of itself; the parts of the thing are both means to and end of the whole thing.

outer or external; the purpose of the existence of the thing is something outside itself <=> relative objective material teleological judgment

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