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WWV I, Anhang: the Transcendental Aesthetic, and cognitions a priori as the intellect's own forms

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The whole of the paragraph with which the appendix begins the walk through the Elementarlehre announced at the end of the paragraph before. That paragraph, on Kant's failure to separate intuitive from abstract cognition and on his »Objekt der Erfahrung« (ZA II 535–536), is not stored; before it stands the paragraph beginning »Das, wie gesagt, früh nachgewiesene«, whose first two sentences are p-wwv1-anhang-only-the-derivation-is-faulty and whose remainder, on Fichte, Schelling and Hegel, is not stored; and before that p-wwv1-anhang-kant-derivation-of-thing-in-itself. The guillemets in »nicht auf dem Wege der Erfahrung gewonnen ...«, »Erkenntnisse a priori« and »selbsteigene Formen des Intellekts« are Schopenhauer's and are kept in the translation. »Lehrsätze« is rendered »theorems«, »unumstößlich« »irrefutable«, »selbsteigene Formen des Intellekts« »the intellect's own forms«, »gewissermaaßen« »in a manner of speaking«; »ihm sich darstellen müssen« »must present themselves to it«. A word-by-word comparison with Grisebach's text (Projekt Gutenberg-DE) found only orthography (»unsers«, »außen«) and one variant, »die Formen seines Erkennens« where Grisebach reads »die Formen seiner Erkenntniß«; the original keeps the transcription's reading and the translation, »the forms of its cognizing«, follows it.

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