Ma'rifat'shināsī va Nafs'shināsī-yi Kānt: Persiska (Farsi) 1402

In addition to topics related to epistemology, the book "Criticism of Pure Reason" includes some issues of rational psychology. The book's author tries to show the existence of correlation and interaction between epistemology and psychology in the critique of pure reason, to explain and analyze within the text the compatibility or incompatibility of this correlation and interaction and its constituent elements with the teachings of Kant's transcendental idealism. The six chapters of Kant's Opinions and Teachings have analyzed and evaluated the scope of human knowledge, transcendental idealism, transcendental psychology, pure self-perception, essence and simplicity, and self-recognition. Analyzing the main teachings of Kant, while emphasizing the compatibility of the main teachings of critical philosophy with the substantive originality approach, the author argues that the reason for the non-recognition of science other than the acquisition of science in critical philosophy should be seen in the conscious or unconscious adoption of this approach. The sections of the book are: The first part: the problem of knowledge The second part: the relationship between psychology and epistemology - The third part: The soul as a container of knowledge (Criticism of Philosophical Psychology)