Kant
The critical philosophy in three maps: the Prolegomena in ten walk-throughs, the first Critique division by division, and its Transcendental Deduction in nineteen steps or fifty-four. Every step cites its page in a standard edition.
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Architectonics
Plans of philosophical systems. Each one draws a whole system as an argument map, built one claim at a time beside the text.
Leibniz
The Monadology in eleven stages and all ninety sections, with the positions Leibniz rejected stacked behind each claim, beside the text in four versions: Strickland, Bennett, Latta, and Leibniz’s French.
Spinoza
The Ethics in its five Parts and eighteen stages, and Part 1 proposition by proposition, with the citations in Spinoza’s own proofs as its arrows, beside the text in Silverthorne and Kisner’s translation and Bennett’s version.