Kant’s Theory of Self-Consciousness

Kant Studien 71 (1-4):393-405 (1980)
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Abstract

There is a widespread misinterpretation of kant according to which an analytic judgment is one that follows from a definition. Through a study of kant's theory of definition, And the role in knowledge that he ascribes to definition, It is shown that this is indeed a misinterpretation. Much criticism of kant's theory of analytic judgments is vitiated by substituting a modern definition of "analytic" for the one kant gave.

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reprint Baldacchino, L. (1980) "Kant's Theory of Self-Consciousness". Société Française de Philosophie, Bulletin 71(4):393

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