Kant shows that the structure of our judgements must complement the structure of our categories of understanding. Thus we have the functions of judgement:
Quantity: universal, particular, singular
Quality: affirmative, negative, infinite
Relation: categorical, hypothetical, disjunctive
Modality: problematic, assertoric, apodictic
Which directly correspond to the Categories of Understanding:
Quantity: unity, plurality, totality
Quality: reality, negation, limitation
Relation: Inherence & Subsistence (substance and accident), Causality & Dependence (cause and effect), Community (reciprocity between agent and patient)
Modality: possibility-impossibility, existence-nonexistence, necessity-contingency
Other places you can find content from me:
Patreon - authortomharper
/ authortomharper
Blog - The Cynical Philosopher
authortomharper.com/
Twitter - @AuthorTomHarper
/ authortomharper
Amazon - Author Profile
www.amazon.com/Thomas-Harper/...
My science fiction series available on Amazon
Incarnate: Existence
Incarnate: Essence
Incarnate: Schism
References and Resources:
The Critique of Pure Reason by Immanuel Kant
www.amazon.com/Critique-Pure-...
The Cambridge Companion to Kant's Critique of Pure Reason edited by Paul Guyer
www.amazon.com/Cambridge-Comp...