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Critique of the Power of Judgment
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Preface
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Introduction
I. On the division of philosophy
II. On the domain of philosophy in general
III. On the critique of the power of judgment, as a means of connecting philosophy's two parts into one whole
IV. On the power of judgment as a faculty that legislates
a priori
V. The principle of nature's formal purposiveness is a transcendental principle of the power of judgment
VI. On the connection of the feeling of pleasure with the concept of nature's purposiveness
VII. On the aesthetic representation of the purposiveness of nature
VIII. On the logical representation of nature's purposiveness
IX. On the connection of the legislations of the understanding and of reason through the power of judgment
Division of the Whole Work
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First Part. Critique of the Aesthetic Power of Judgment
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First Section. Analytic of the Aesthetic Power of Judgment
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Second Section. Dialectic of the aesthetic power of judgment
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Second Part. Critique of the teleological power of judgment
§ 61. On the objective purposiveness of nature
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First Division. Analytic of the teleological power of judgment
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Second Division. Dialectic of the teleological power of judgment
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Appendix. Methodology of the Teleological Power of Judgment
General remark on teleology