The role of imagination in Kant's theory of experience

In Henry W. Pennsylvania & Johnstone (eds.), Categories a Colloquium [Held by the Philosophy Department of the Pennsylvania State University During the Academic Year 1977-78]. The University. pp. 231-245 (1978)
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