Life of Immanuel Kant

“It has often been suggested that the legitimate heirs of Kant are the analytical philosophers and pragmatists. Dr. Milmed’s book is a critical but sympathetic examination of Kant, Lewis, and Reichenbach, arguing for this point which Lewis would concede (or claim) and which Reichenback would have rejected with vehemence. Granted her interpretation of Kant, she succeeds admirably. Hew excellent account of Lewis and Reichenbach is designed to show their theories to be Kantian. I strongly recommend the book. It is very good indeed; and some of it (e.g., the chapter on the transcendental object) is the best we have.” – Excerpt from the book review by Lewis White Beck, published in the Philosophy and Phenomenological Research.