The Gatheringof REASON -- Contents -- Preface to the First edition -- Preface to the Second Edition -- Introduction -- I. Intrepretive Horizons -- 1. THE PROBLEM OF METAPHYSICS -- 2. GATHERING -- 3. MODES OF GATHERING -- II. The transcendental dialectic -- 1. TRANSCENDENTAL ILLUSION -- 2. REASON -- 3. IDEAS -- 4. DERIVATION OF THE IDEAS -- III. The Gathering of Reason in the Paralogisms -- 1. PARALOGISM IN GENERAL -- (a) The Issues of Paralogism -- (b) Transcendental Apperception -- (c) Transcendental Paralogism -- 2. THE FOUR PARALOGISMS -- (a) Substantiality -- (b) Simplicity -- (c) Personality -- (d) Ideality -- 3. PROJECTIVE INTERPRETATION OF THE PARALOGISMS -- IV. The Gathering of Reason in the Antinomies -- 1. THE COSMOLOGICAL IDEAS -- 2. THE FOUR ANTINOMIES -- 3. THE INTEREST OF REASON -- 4. THE CRITICAL SOLUTION OF THE ANTINOMIES -- 5. THE REGULATIVE EMPLOYMENT OF REASON -- 6. FREEDOM AND NECESSITY -- 7. PROJECTIVE INTERPRETATION OF THE ANTINOMIES -- V. The Gathering of Reason in the Ideal -- 1. THE TRANSCENDENTAL IDEAL -- 2. THE EXISTENCE OF GOD -- 3. PROJECTIVE INTERPRETATION OF THE IDEAL -- VI. Reason, Imagination, Madness -- 1. INVERSION -- 2. IMAGINATION -- 3. IMAGINATION AND DIALECTICAL ILLUSION -- VII. Metaphysical Security and the Play of Imagination -- 1. THE PLAY OF ABSENCE -- 2. THE PLAY OF CRITICAL METAPHYSICS -- 3. THE PLAY OF IMAGINATION -- Afterword to the Second Edition: Kant and the Greeks -- Notes -- INTRODUCTION -- CHAPTER I -- CHAPTER II -- CHAPTER III -- CHAPTER IV -- CHAPTER V -- CHAPTER VI -- CHAPTER VII -- AFTERWORD TO THE SECOND EDITION -- INDEX -- A -- B -- C -- D -- E -- F -- G -- H -- I -- J -- K -- L -- M -- N -- O -- P -- R -- S -- T -- V -- W -- Z.