On the textual authenticity of kant's logic

Terry Boswell

History and Philosophy of Logic · 1988 · 63 citations · 0 references

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Abstract

Philological background information is presented on the origin and composition of the text generally known as Kant's Logic. The text, which was not in the strict sense of the word written by Kant himself, but rather assembled by another writer whom Kant had authorized to do so on his behalf, is a mixture of materials, not all of which originate directly from Kant, and cannot claim full authenticity.