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If causation only exists in the context of experience, can pure categories even be posed? For experience to require conditions he must already assume causation as if conditions cause experience to be possible.

Since the Critique of Pure Reason is completely unreadable autism, what is the best secondary source to read about Kant?

I know there are a lot of Kant scholars and hundreds of books on him, so which one is the best?

Sum up this book in one sentence.

How does Kant justify his division between matter and form when it comes to appearances? How does he know matter exist and is distinguishable from form?

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To what extent did you understand this book?

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going from a naive vaguely aristotelian scientific worldview to Kant's trancedental horizon for the first time was insanely challenging and i dont neccesarily agree with Kant anymore but any philosopher worth their salt has to have an answer to Kant.

I seek an answer. Which edition would you recommend me of Kan'ts Critique of pure reason?
It'd very much be appreciated if you have in mind that i'm looking for an edition available in Bookdepository. This, since i'm interested in reading it in english and i'm from Latin America.
Thank you very much in advance!