Ted Kinnaman

The systematization of empirical cognition is an essential part of the task of Kant's Critique of Pure Reason. In the years after its publication, however, Kant seems to have recognized that this task had not been achieved. The Critique of Judgment takes up this problem anew, in the Introduction but also in the Critique of Aesthetic Judgment. This is the basis for Kant's claim that the third Critique completes his philosophical system.