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"Kant's Philosophy of Logic" presents a collectionof his seminal works "Critique of Pure Reason," "Lectures on Logic," and "On Logic". In the "Critique of Pure Reason," Kant argues that logic should be separated from metaphysics, paving the way for a clearer understanding of the limits of human knowledge. "Lectures on Logic" covers topics such as the structure of judgments, the relationship between concepts and intuitions, and the principles of deductive reasoning. "On Logic" includes discussions on the distinction between general and transcendental logic, as well as the role of sensibility in logical reasoning. Kant's work underscores the significance of logic as a foundational tool for organizing human thought and understanding the limitations of human knowledge.