"Whatever begins to exist must have a cause of existence"

Hume's analysis and Kant's response

2008

Henry Allison

Philosophy and Phenomenological Research 76 (3)

Apperception and analyticity in the b-deduction

1993

Henry Allison

Grazer Philosophische Studien 44

Causality and causal laws in Kant

a critique of Michael Friedman

1994

Henry Allison

in: Kant and contemporary epistemology, Berlin,

Empirical and intelligible character in the critique of pure reason

1989

Henry Allison

in: Kant's practical philosophy reconsidered, Berlin,

Gurwitsch's interpretation of Kant

reflections of a former student

1997

Henry Allison

in: To work at the foundations, Berlin,

Kant's transcendental idealism

An interpretation and defense

1983

Henry Allison

New Haven, CT, Yale University Press

Reflections on the banality of (radical) evil

a Kantian analysis

1995

Henry Allison

Graduate Faculty Philosophy Journal 18 (2)

The Critique of pure reason as transcendental phenomenology

1975

Henry Allison

in: Dialogues in phenomenology, The Hague,

The Critique of pure reason as transcendental phenomenology

1975

Henry Allison

in: Dialogues in phenomenology, The Hague,

Transcendental affinity Kant's answer to hume

1974

Henry Allison

in: Kant's theory of knowledge, Berlin,