Three Skeptics and the Critique: Review of Michael Forster's Kant and Skepticism

Philosophical Books 51 (4):228-244 (2010)
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Abstract

A long critical notice of Michael Forster's recent book, "Kant and Skepticism." We argue that Forster's characterization of Kant's response to skepticism is both textually dubious and philosophically flawed. -/- .

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Andrew Chignell
Princeton University
Colin McLear
University of Nebraska, Lincoln

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The Dissatisfied Skeptic in Kant's Discipline of Pure Reason.Charles Goldhaber - forthcoming - Journal of Transcendental Philosophy.

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