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work_cy4uqn5zwrfo5hkldhv7jrbnbi	Maarten Van Dyck	Dynamics of Reason and the Kantian Project	2009	16	.pdf	application/pdf	5485	204	46	I show why Michael Friedman's idea that we should view new constitutive frameworks rationality of paradigm-changes would commit him to scientific realism (ibid., 117). rational agreement, because they first constitute what Friedman calls "the empirical space as communicatively rational, that Friedman adds that, "from a philosophical point of view", Cassirer's way of rethinking Kant's transcendental idealism in the light of revolutionary Friedman's claim that being Kantian implies not being a scientific realist. One way to understand Kant's transcendental idealism is seeing it as the outcome of a convergent series of constitutive frameworks, guided by a regulative ideal of reason. We have seen that in Kant's system, the regulative ideal of reason is indeed genuinely constitutive principles which determine the space of reasons and allow us to form truth frameworks, Friedman at one point also speaks about "approximation to a final, ideal (2004), Kant's Transcendental Idealism.	./cache/work_cy4uqn5zwrfo5hkldhv7jrbnbi.pdf	./txt/work_cy4uqn5zwrfo5hkldhv7jrbnbi.txt