Thank you for your reply! I will clarify what I mean.
1. About asking for comments on my essay, I know that this is a lot and everyone who accepts is undoubtedly generous. But revising a philosophical essay is a vital phase and I need some guy to collaborate with. I am stressing on collaboration because I think we can help each other, and this process is fruitful for both sides.
2. Professor's comments are insufficient because they are only about the overall structure of the article and include some main points. But I like to have comments on my arguments. So, I need someone who might have enough time to give me detailed comments. As I said, this process is mutual and is helpful for both sides.
3. I am mainly working on transcendental idealism in accordance with the Aesthetic. I read some works of the mentioned professors in precisely this area, but reading the related literature in the closely related topics such as the discussion over the conceptualism needs much time to read without guidance (I am particularly struggled with starting in the blind). You are right that any advice needs the history of my idea. So, I write some words on it.
I am against two-world readings (for many reasons, I see Allais' one among them) and also two-world one. In a nutshell, I disagree with the two-world readings because they beg the question against their adversary and neglect the transcendental thrust of Kant's critical philosophy. Against the other side, I think it has some internal inconsistency, including the relation between appearance and thing in itself. Against these elucidations, I am thinking of his idealism as a second-order theory about empirical cognition with emphasizing the role of transcendental turn as an act, not as an argument against ordinary empirical idealism.
4. I will attach my article again. Just one point about my essay: If anyone like to take a look at my essay, please read the from page 17 to the end. The first part is a literature review for myself.
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