Introduction

pp.：  1 – 7

Kant’s Unconscious “Given”

pp.：  7 – 11

The ‘I Think’ Must Be Able To Accompany All My Representations. Unconscious Representations and Self-consciousness in Kant

pp.：  11 – 43

Illusion and Strategy of Reason

pp.：  43 – 67

The Unconscious as Root of Kant’s A Priori Sentimentalism

pp.：  67 – 83

Genius as a Chiasm of the Conscious and Unconscious: A History of Ideas Concerning Kantian Aesthetics

pp.：  83 – 95

Kant’s Defeated Counterpart. Moses Mendelssohn on the Beauty, Mechanics, and Death of the Human Soul

pp.：  95 – 109

Pre-conceptual Aspects of Self-consciousness in Kant’s Critique of Pure Reason

pp.：  109 – 137

Kant, Blows of Tears

pp.：  137 – 153

A Linneaus of Human Nature: The Pragmatic Deduction of Unconscious Thought in Kant’s Lectures on Anthropology

pp.：  153 – 183

Logical Forms, Indeterminacy, and the Subjective Unity of Consciousness in Kant

pp.：  183 – 239

Non-Apperceptive Consciousness

pp.：  239 – 277

Kant on Unconscious Mental Activity

pp.：  277 – 311

Index

pp.：  311 – 333

LastPages

pp.：  333 – 337