Acknowledgements
Note on references and translations
Introduction
Part I. Kant's Discovery of Metaphysical Illusion: 1. Metaphysical error in the pre-critical works
2. The Inaugural Dissertation
Part II. Fallacies and Illusions in the Critique of Pure Reason: 3. The transcendental employment of the understanding and the conflation of appearances and things in themselves
4. Transcendental illusion
Part III. The Dialectical Influences of Pure Reason: 5. Rational psychology and the pseudo-rational idea of the soul
6. Rational cosmology and the pseudo-empirical idea of the world
7. Rational theology and the pseudo-rational idea of God
Part IV. Illusion and Systematicity: 8. The regulative employment of reason
Conclusion
Selected bibliography
Index.
