Kant's Broadsword Author: Xie Xialing Publisher: Sanlian Bookstore

Introduction
The great German romantic poet Heine commented that Kant's "Critique of Pure Reason" was the sword that cut off the head of deism. This book selects three basic concepts in Kant's philosophy that are most easily misunderstood by Chinese readers: object, intellect legislating for nature, and thing-in-itself. The author uses his original method of "cleaning words" and "teaching people to speak correctly" to explain these concepts in a popular way, which is full of interest.
This book has received rave reviews since its first edition and has long been used as a teaching reference and introductory book on philosophy. This new edition includes three additional articles to further elaborate on the main content of the original book and help readers gain a deeper understanding of Kant's philosophy.