Lectures on Logic

Discover the profound insights of one of philosophy's greatest minds with Lectures on Logic by Immanuel Kant. Published by Cambridge University Press in 2004, this comprehensive volume spans 732 pages and offers a deep dive into Kant's logic teachings. This edition features three previously untranslated transcripts of his lectures: the Blomberg Logic from the 1770s, the Vienna Logic supplemented by the Hechsel Logic from the 1780s, and the Dohna-Wundlacken Logic from the 1790s. Additionally, it includes a new translation of the Jäsche Logic, which Kant himself requested to be compiled from his lectures and published in 1800. Ideal for students and enthusiasts of philosophy, this book not only enriches your understanding of logic but also provides a glimpse into the evolution of Kant's thought during the 18th century. Enhance your philosophical library with this essential work that bridges historical context and modern inquiry.