The central concern of this book is the reconciliation of freedom and natural causality, and an investigation into how Kant creates conceptual space for the idea of freedom. In the Analytic, Kant first establishes the conditions of knowledge upon which the objective validity of the law of causality is entirely founded. This foundational process also delineates the limits of possible experience. In contrast, within the Dialectic, Kant postulates freedom as a noumenal cause existing alongside the ...