Month: May 2026

Marcel Chelba – Preliminaries for a Pure Epistemological Interpretation of the Antinomy of Pure Reason (Second Edition)

25 May 2026

A transcendental epistemological reading of Kant’s antinomy of pure reason and its relevance for modern science. This book proposes a systematic reinterpretation of Kantian critical philosophy as a transcendental epistemology and explores its relevance for contemporary physics, logic, and philosophy of science. Full Description (main text) About the Book Preliminaries for a Pure Epistemological Interpretation … More Marcel Chelba – Preliminaries for a Pure Epistemological Interpretation of the Antinomy of Pure Reason (Second Edition)

Open Letters to Iain McGilchrist—First Letter: On Iain McGilchrist’s Implicit Physiological Confirmation of Kantian Stereoperspectival Epistemology (Second Edition)

17 May 2026

What does this book argue? That modern science has not refuted Kantian epistemology but has, rather, implicitly confirmed it; that rationality is intrinsically perspectival; that the distinction between analytic and synthetic modes of thought reflects a deeper epistemological structure; and that Iain McGilchrist’s hemispheric theory offers an unexpected physiological analogue to transcendental philosophy. What if … More Open Letters to Iain McGilchrist—First Letter: On Iain McGilchrist’s Implicit Physiological Confirmation of Kantian Stereoperspectival Epistemology (Second Edition)