title: Kant: Prolegomena to Any Future Metaphysics: With Selections from the Critique of Pure Reason (Cambridge Texts in the History of Philosophy)
author:  Immanuel Kant 
description: 'Hatfield's translation is new ... [He] handles very carefully central concepts of the Kantian text that are difficult to translate ... It can be highly recommended especially for university courses.' Konstantin Pollok, University of Marburg, Kant-Studien
zlib_text: EX LIBRIS 
  
  PHILOSOPHICAL CLASSICS 
  General Editor: Peter G. Lucas 
  KANT 
  PROLEGOMENA 
  
  IMMANUEL KANT 
  PROLEGOMENA 
  TO ANY 
  FUTURE METAPHYSICS 
  THAT WILL BE ABLE TO PRESENT ITSELF 
  AS A SCIENCE 
  A TRANSLATION FROM THE GERMAN 
  BASED ON THE ORIGINAL EDITIONS 
  WITH AN INTRODUCTION AND NOTES 
  by 
  PETER G. LUCAS 
  Lecturer in Philosophy in the 
  University of Manchester 
  MANCHESTER UNIVERSITY PRESS 
  
  % 
  Published by the 
  University of Manchester 
  at the 
  University Press 
  316-324, Oxford Road, Manchester, 13 
  First published 1953 
  Second impression 1959 
  
  TABLE OF CONTENTS 
  PAGE 
  Translator’s Preface 
  Introduction : 
  Origin of the Prolegomena . . . . ix 
  Basis of the Text.* 
  Principles of Translation N 
  Previous Translations into English . . • xiv 
  Aids to Study : 
  The Structure of the Prolegomena in relation to 
  the Critique of Pure Reason 
  Comparative Table of the Prolegomena and the 
  Critique 
  Table of Special Terms. 
  Notes concerning the Translations of Certain 
  Terms . 
  xv 
  xviii 
  xxi 
  x