I. Identify the following (as used by Kant) in a short paragraph.
 

analytic	synthetic	a priori
a posteriori	intuition	concepts
dogmatic philosophy	mathematical judgments	problem of pure reason
critical philosophy	transcendental philosophy	objects in themselves
sensation	empirical	appearance
pure intuition	space	time
synthesis	imagination
table of concepts	transcendental knowledge	table of categories
principle of the analogies  of experience	synthetic unity of  experience	three modes of time
principle of permanence of substance	principle of succession in time	principle of coexistence
judgement	determinant judgement	refective judgement
principle of reflective judgement	finality of nature	aesthetic quality
the beautiful	feeling of pleasure or displeasure	judgement of taste
the sublime

II. I will select two of the following for the final exam. You will be asked to write a 400-600 word essay on one.
 

1. How does Kant reply to Hume's analysis of causality? Is the reply successful?

2. What role does Kant attribute to beauty in the work of science? Do you agree with his analysis? Why or why not?

3. Discuss Kant's analysis of reflective judgement as an alternative to both the Cartesian quest for certainty and Humean scepticism.

4. How does Kant's critical philosophy take us beyond the idealisms of Leibniz and Berkeley?

5. Compare Descartes' and Kant's philosophies as constructions of reality. How, if at all, does Kant go beyond Descartes?