133 - KANT (Emmanuel). — Philosophical Works. Vol. I: From the Early Writings to the Critique of Pure Reason.

KANT (Emmanuel). — Philosophical Works. Vol. I: From the Early Writings to the Critique of Pure Reason. Edited by Ferdinand Alquié, in collaboration with Alexandre J.-L. Delamarre, Jean Ferrari, Bernard Lortholary, François Marty, Jacques Rivelaygue, and Sylvain Zac. Paris, Gallimard, Bibliothèque de la Pléiade, 1980. In-12, publisher’s softcover in full leather, spine decorated with gold fillets, illustrated dust jacket, and Rhodoid. The first volume of the Philosophical Works of Immanuel Kant, bringing together his early writings and the fundamental texts that led to the development of critical philosophy, notably the Critique of Pure Reason. Volume No. 286 of the Bibliothèque de la Pléiade, printed on October 6, 1980, on bible paper from Papeteries Jeand’heurs by the Mame printing house in Tours. Binding by Babouot in Lagny. A copy from the first printing, preserved in its illustrated dust jacket and Rhodoid slipcase. Appears to be in good condition.