Transcendental Schematism and Scheme of Intelligible World. Kant and Plato

Sententiae 3 (1):3-22 (2001)
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Kant considers unity of aim as connected to the form of a whole, what makes impossible to reject any of its parts. Science emerges a priori as an idea which, requiring for its own realization a scheme, due to unity of the aim architectonically makes the whole possible. Scheme of science divides the whole in connection with its idea. Kant opposes science and technic, i.e. accidental efficient deeds, which cannot constitute the whole. Plato considers the One to be prior principle. Connection between the One and intelligible to the mind is indicated by scheme. Therefore, the author aims to compare two types of schematism. Need do divide the whole serves as a basis for comparison. Plato needs it to dialectically envisage scheme of division the whole. Kant – to divide the whole in connection to aim.

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Kant und das Problem der Metaphysik.Martin Heidegger - 1929 - Annalen der Philosophie Und Philosophischen Kritik 8:101-101.
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