Critique of Pure Reason

Kant’s project in 1781 was not to reach conclusions about the world. It was to examine the instrument first — to establish what reason can and cannot validly do, before using it.

Critique, in his title, does not mean criticism. It means examining the apparatus.

The most influential work in German philosophy is an inspection of the method, carried out before the work begins.

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