Introduction -- Intuitive versus discursive forms of understanding in Kant's critical philosophy -- Organic unity as the 'true unity' of the intuitive intellect -- Hegel on the 'subjectivity' of Kant's idealism -- Hegel on the transcendental deduction of the first critique -- Subjectivity as part of an original identity --The question-begging nature of Kantian critique: Kant on the arguments of the Antinomies.