A copernican critique of Kantian idealism / J.T.W. Ryall.

Acknowledgements; Contents; Abbreviations; 1 Introduction; References; 2 Reversing Perspectives; 1 The Objective Subjective; 2 The Empirical and the Physical; 3 The Copernican Analogy; References; 3 Experience and the Human Object; 1 The Parallax and Parallel Effects; 2 An Impossible Experience; 3 Empirical Perspectives; References; 4 Experience and Physical Reality; 1 Absolute and Relative Places; 2 'Rendering the Objective'; 3 The Twofold Standpoint; References; 5 Kant's 'Applied Metaphysics'; 1 'Empirical' Space; 2 Absolute Motion; 3 The Revolving Observer; References

6 Transcending Experience1 'Empirical' Causation; 2 The Thing in Itself and Appearances; 3 Departing from One's Senses; References; 7 The World-Mind Relation; 1 The Emptiness of Concepts; 2 'The Space of Reasons' and The Space of Events; 3 Being in a Position to Know; References; 8 Making Room for Faith; 1 The 'Ought' Concept; 2 'Freedom' of Thought; 3 Sensible Morality; References; 9 Experience and Enlightenment; References; References; Index