Critique of Practical Religion - Division II - Categories of the Practical Understanding

I.) Quality (Of the Separation of the Whole)

I.A.) Analytical –- Synthetical

I.B.) Essential –- Non-Essential

I.C.) Partitive –- Quantitative

I.D.) Particular –- Traditional
 

II.) Quantity (Of the Synthesis of Reciprocity)

II.A.) Necessity –- Auxiliary

II.B.) Figurative –- Metaphorical

II.C.) Intuitive –- Counter-intuitive

III.) Possession (Of the Synchronization of Containment)

III.A.) Polarity –- Antinomy

III.B.) Prexact –- Indefinite

III.C.) Provincial –- Inessential

IV.) Location (Of the Antimony of Space and Time)

IV.A.) Possibility –- Impossibility

IV.B.) Potentiality –- Actuality

IV.C.) Phenomenal –- Nounmenal

V.) Action (Of the Pluralistic Totality of Intuition)

V.A.) Conceptual –- Non-Conceptual

V.B.) Formulation –- Accumulation

V.C.) Empirical –- Formal

V.D.) Initiative –- Pusillanimity

VI.) Passion (Of the Dissertation of Cognition)

VI.A.) Regulation –- Deregulation

VI.B.) Emotive –- Apathetical

VI.C.) Internalization –- Externalization