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# Critique of Pure Reason

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Critique of Pure Reason : Immanuel Kant: desertcart.in: Books

Review: cornerstone of modern philosophy - kant, with this book, did to me what hume did to him— woke him from his dogmatic slumber
Review: Too good production quality for this price (~Rs. 350) - Publisher: Classy Publishing Translation by: JMD Meiklejohn (6/10) Paper: 10/10 Print: 10/10 Cover photo: 8/10 Pages: 370 I'm totally surprised. To be honest, this is far better than Penguin's Critique of Pure Reason (CPR) as far as paper and print goes. Buy without hesitation! No comment on Kant, though. But let me say something about this translator in the words of our contemporary philosopher Prof. A. C. Grayling (from his popular 2019 best seller 'The History of Philosophy'), "... Kant’s first translator into English was a Scottish teenager called John Meikeljohn, a prodigy at languages but nowhere near equipped to render the Critique into something intelligible. His practically unintelligible version was published in 1855. When at last a good translation was effected by Norman Kemp-Smith in 1929 – for a long time afterwards it was the standard English text – it was (relatively speaking) so clear that German students used it rather than reading the original." That should be enough. Though, I would encourage you to buy Meiklejohn version of the CPR because, frankly, I've not found it unintelligible as such, for almost every Western philosophy classic is as intelligible. I would also strongly encourage you to buy the Norman Kemp-Smith version. Believe me, studying these two, as if you were doing a comparative study of the two, would render your reading speed far higher than the case where you had to read mere Penguin's edition. It's always an efficient technique to keep two different translations side by side of the same philosophy classic while endeavouring to finish the classic. Good luck.

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| Specification | Value |
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| Best Sellers Rank | #18,325 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 out of 5 stars 1,187 Reviews |

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ cornerstone of modern philosophy
*by N***L on 11 August 2025*

kant, with this book, did to me what hume did to him— woke him from his dogmatic slumber

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Too good production quality for this price (~Rs. 350)
*by S***A on 19 May 2023*

Publisher: Classy Publishing Translation by: JMD Meiklejohn (6/10) Paper: 10/10 Print: 10/10 Cover photo: 8/10 Pages: 370 I'm totally surprised. To be honest, this is far better than Penguin's Critique of Pure Reason (CPR) as far as paper and print goes. Buy without hesitation! No comment on Kant, though. But let me say something about this translator in the words of our contemporary philosopher Prof. A. C. Grayling (from his popular 2019 best seller 'The History of Philosophy'), "... Kant’s first translator into English was a Scottish teenager called John Meikeljohn, a prodigy at languages but nowhere near equipped to render the Critique into something intelligible. His practically unintelligible version was published in 1855. When at last a good translation was effected by Norman Kemp-Smith in 1929 – for a long time afterwards it was the standard English text – it was (relatively speaking) so clear that German students used it rather than reading the original." That should be enough. Though, I would encourage you to buy Meiklejohn version of the CPR because, frankly, I've not found it unintelligible as such, for almost every Western philosophy classic is as intelligible. I would also strongly encourage you to buy the Norman Kemp-Smith version. Believe me, studying these two, as if you were doing a comparative study of the two, would render your reading speed far higher than the case where you had to read mere Penguin's edition. It's always an efficient technique to keep two different translations side by side of the same philosophy classic while endeavouring to finish the classic. Good luck.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent Purchase
*by Y***N on 14 August 2023*

Considering the price, page, paper are excellent. Cover should have been a bit thick.

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