Kant’s views of the “rational psychology”, which are especially presented in the section of Critique of Pure Reason entitled "Paralogisms of Pure Reason", are one of the very important but relatively neglected topics in his thought. The book "Paralogisms of Pure Reason in Kant's Philosophy" is the first book in Persian that has placed this topic in the focus of its attention and discussion. The following article has attempted to provide a detailed description of the characteristics and content of this work, as well as to evaluate it with an analytical-critical approach. After introducing the Book, the article reviews and evaluates it in three areas: 1)formal dimensions and aspects, 2)structural and methodological dimensions, and 3)philosophical content. The result of this evaluation is that this work, along with some of its formal or content strengths, has some serious and fundamental flaws that overshadow its strengths: 1)More than half of the book is devoted to introductory and marginal discussions; 2)A large part of the book's main discussions are the result of translating and compiling materials from some important English works on this subject, which, due to the lack of clear and direct references to them and the author's interferences in the arrangement and composition of their phrases, the logical coherence of these discussions have been reduced; 3)The logical coherence and interconnection between the book's components is weak; 4)Most of the criticisms made in it on Kant's views are superficial and shallow, and without a coherent rational and logical method and approach.