Before critical realism: Kantian empirical metaphysics
New Formations - ISSN 0950-2378
Volume 2005 Number 56
Before critical realism: Kantian empirical metaphysics
Jolyon Agar pages -
Abstract
Agar traces the origins of critical realism and the foundation of empirical metaphysics in Enlightenment thought. In particular, this article explores the relationship of critical realism to the works of Kant on empirical metaphysics, and suggests the differences between the latter and analytical reasoning .Agar suggests criteria for ascribing causal laws to certain moments in scientific inquiry, particularly relating to Hume, Kant, and Bhaskar.
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Jolyon Agar (2005) Before critical realism: Kantian empirical metaphysics, New Formations, 2005(56), -