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Conclusions and Discussion being the supreme condition of all willing is a condition of the possibility of a practical viewpoint but is not a condition of the possibility of willing). And I think this kind of reading of the argument is needed to account for all the otherwise seemingly disparate elements of the text.

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The Argument of Chapter 2le order—free causality—could not be rendered wholly comprehensible, but that nevertheless we must still enquire how such an order is possible in view of the conditions imposed by the will’s membership in a sensible order (which is expressed by the will’s being determinable by objects as well as by the law of pure reason).

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The Argument of Chapter 1 phenomena that must be . in order to be real; instead, their reality is noumenally grounded and is revealed by the will’s determination to produce them. The practical viewpoint is a product of the interaction of reason and the will rather than reason and intuition; practical forms are rules, and practical content is will-determinations.

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