A commentary on Kant's Critique of judgment,

Kritik der Urteilskraft.

The genesis of Kant's critique of judgment

Kritik der Urteilskraft.

The notion of form in Kant's Critique of aesthetic judgment.

De proprietatibus litterarum. Series minor,

Kritik der Urteilskraft.

De proprietatibus litterarum. Series minor ;

Kant; a collection of critical essays,

Modern studies in philosophy

Modern studies in philosophy.

Discussions of the Critique of pure reason -- Can Kant's synthetic judgments be made analytic? / Kant's theory of definition / The transcendental aesthetic -- Infinity and Kant's conception of the "possibility of experience" / The transcendental analytic -- Categories / Schematism / A reconstruction of the argument of the subjective deduction / Kant's theory of concepts / Knowledge and the ego : Kant's three stages of self-evidence / The transcendental dialectic -- The things in itself in Kantian philosophy / Kant's 'refutation' of the ontological argument / Discussions of Kant's ethical theory -- The categorical imperative -- Interpretation and misinterpretation of the categorical imperative / Kant's examples of the first formulation of the categorical imperative / Kant's examples of the categorical imperative / The categorical imperative / The Copernican revolution in ethics : the good era-examined / The concept of man as end-in-himself / What does Kant mean by 'acting from duty?' / Kant as casuist / Discussions of Kant's aesthetic theory -- Perception and perfection in Kant's aesthetics / Kant : the aesthetic judgment

Kant

Routledge philosophers

Routledge philosophers.

Acknowledgements -- Abbreviations -- Chronology -- Introduction -- Nature and freedom -- Skepticism and critique -- A life in work -- childhood and student years -- Return to the university -- Toward the critical philosophy -- The critical philosophy -- Final works -- Further reading -- Nature -- Kant's copernican revolution -- Introduction -- Space and time : the pure forms of sensible intuition -- The contributions of the understanding -- The metaphysical deduction -- The transcendental deduction -- The principles of empirical judgment -- The refutation of idealism -- Further reading -- The critique of metaphysics -- The ideas of pure reason -- The metaphysics of the self -- The metaphysics of the world -- The metaphysics of God -- Further reading -- Building upon the foundations of knowledge -- The systematic science of body -- The systematicity of cognition in general -- Further reading -- Freedom -- Laws of freedom : the foundations of Kant's moral philosophy -- The derivation of the categorical imperative -- Universal law and humanity as an end it itself -- Confirmation of the categorical imperative from commonly recognized duties -- Autonomy and the realm of ends -- Further reading -- Freedom, immortality, and God : the presuppositions of mortality -- The moral law and freedom of the will -- Immortality and the existence of God -- Further reading -- Kant's system of duties 1 : The duties of virtue -- Kant's division of duties -- The general obligation of virtue -- The specific duties of virtue -- Further reading -- Kant's system of duties 2 : Duties of right -- The universal principle of right, coercion, and innate right -- The right to property -- Political rights and obligations -- Rebellion and reform -- Toward perpetual peace -- Further reading -- Nature and freedom -- The beautiful, the sublime, and the morally good -- Bridging the gulf -- Varieties of aesthetic judgment -- Aesthetics and morality -- Further reading -- Freedom and nature : Kant's revision of traditional teleology -- The rejection of traditional teleology -- From organisms to nature as a whole -- Freedom, happiness, and the end of nature -- Further reading -- A history of freedom?.

The Palgrave Kant handbook

Palgrave handbooks in German idealism

Palgrave handbooks in German idealism.

Kant the revolutionary / Kant’s life / Kant and his philosophical context : the reception and critical transformation of the Leibnizian-Wolffian philosophy / Transcendental idealism : What and why? / Noumenal ignorance : Why, for Kant, can’t we know things in themselves? / Kant’s concept of cognition and the key to the whole secret of metaphysics / Apperception, self-consciousness, and self-knowledge in Kant / The place of logic within Kant’s philosophy / The primacy of practical reason / A practical account of Kantian freedom / Moral skepticism and the Critique of practical reason / How a Kantian decides what to do / Duties to oneself / Demandingness, indebtedness, and charity : Kant on imperfect duties to others / Kant and sexuality / Kant in metaethics : the paradox of autonomy, solved by publicity / Feeling the life of the mind : mere judging, feeling, and judgment / On common sense, communicability, and community / Immediate judgment and non-cognitive ideas : the pervasive and persistent in the misreading of Kant’s aesthetic formalism / Sublimity and joy : Kant on the aesthetic constitution of virtue / “Proper science” and empirical laws / From general to special metaphysics of nature / Kant on faith : religious assent and the limits to knowledge / The fate of religion within the boundaries of mere reason / The critical legal and political philosophy of Immanuel Kant / A cosmopolitan law created by cosmopolitan citizens : the Kantian Project today / Kant’s mature theory of punishment, and a first Critique ideal abolitionist alternative / Denkungsart in Kant’s anthropology from a pragmatic point of view / Kant on emotions, feelings, and affectivity / The philosopher as legislator : Kant on history / Becoming human : Kant’s philosophy of education and human nature / Kant after Kant : the indispensable philosopher / Kant, the Copernican devolution, and real metaphysics / Contemporary Kantian moral philosophy / Kant the philosopher