Empirical and intelligible character in the critique of pure reason

Henry Allison

1-21

Morality as freedom

Christine Korsgaard

23-48

On the formalism of Kant's ethics

Nathan Rotenstreich

49-62

The submission of our sensuous nature to the moral law in the second critique

Amihud Gilead

83-92

Theory as praxis in Kant

Gerold Prauss

93-105

Autonomy, omniscience and the ethical imagination

from theoretical to practical philosophy in Kant

Carl J. Posy

106-134

The interests of reason

from metaphysics to moral history

Yirmiyahu Yovel

135-148

Kant's principle of justice as categorical imperative of law

Otfried Höffe

149-167

Histoire et guerre chez Kant

Alexis Philonenko

168-182

Freedom as a regulative principle

on some aspects of the Kant-Herder controversy on the philosophy of history

Megumi Sakabe

183-195

How Kantian is Rawls's "Kantian constructivism"?

David Heyd

196-212

The ideal speech situation

neo-Kantian ethics in Habermas and Apel

Adi Ophir

213-234

Kant

respect, individuality and dependence

Victor J. Seidler

235-254