Lexicon of Arguments

 

Strawson V 64
Logic/Kant: logic does not contribute to the conditions the objects have to meet. - Logic uses terms, but not the content of knowledge.
>Knowledge/Kant, >Content/Kant.
General Logic: abstracts.
Transcendental Logic: is confronted with a manifold of sensory input.
>Experience/Kant.
V 68
There cannot be a specific way in which we need to think about the objects of experience, in order to enable the thtruth-functional composition of statements - the ability of the composition cannot depend on our disposal of any other a priori concept of an object in general.
StrawsonVsKant: "metaphysical deduction": is a failed attempt to derive the categories of logic.
Strawson: the logic did not help Kant to get ahead.
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Bubner I 105
Logic/KantVsTadition: old: while conventional logic send the conceptual doctrine of the judgment doctrine based on it ahead,...
New: ...the transcendental logic proceeds vice versa and orients the fundamental categories already on the synthesis performance of the judgments.
I 106
The categorial pre-structuring by concepts a priori constitutes objects as objects and thus "makes them" the subject of possible epistemological judgments ((s) reflexive, critique).
For example, the "black human" and "the human is black": in the first case merely thought of as black (problematic).
In the second it was recognized as such!
But both times it is the same understanding by the same actions!