Dialogue

 1 Intro|          thought of applying the categories of Being or Not-being to
 2 Intro|   supposed, firmly rooted in the categories of the understanding which
 3 Intro|          us are regarded as mere categories, he saw or thought that
 4 Intro| consisted only or chiefly in the categories of logic. For abstractions,
 5 Intro|          imagine that the meagre categories of the understanding, however
 6 Intro|          the construction of the categories—a work which was only begun
 7 Intro|          it could be arranged in categories and explained by philosophers.
 8 Intro|   determinations of thought, or ‘categories’ as they may be termed,
 9 Intro|         It has never applied the categories to experience; it has not
10 Intro|       seeing that the successive categories or determinations of thought
11 Intro|        imagine that a few meagre categories derived from language and