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A philosophical work written in the late 18th century. The text serves as an introductory analysis and a preparatory exploration of the concepts later elaborated in Kant's major work, ''Critique of Pure Reason.'' It articulates the framework necessary for understanding and establishing metaphysics as a science, questioning the status and foundations of this discipline. The opening of the work presents a preface and a foreword by the translator, Alexander Bernát, explaining the need for a new Hungarian translation of Kant's ideas. It discusses how this work aims to outline Kant's philosophy in a more accessible manner than the dense and complex original text of the ''Critique.'' Kant expresses concern over the confusion surrounding metaphysics and advocates for a critical examination of its principles, indicating that without such scrutiny, metaphysics cannot progress. He emphasizes the need for clarity in defining metaphysical knowledge, setting the stage for deeper inquiries into the nature of knowledge and the limits of human understanding.