Introduction

Roxana Baiasu, Graham Bird, A. W. Moore

1-20

Introduction

Roxana Baiasu, Graham Bird, A. W. Moore

1-20

Kant on receptivity and representation

Paul Abela

23-40

Perceiving distinct particulars

Lucy Allais

41-66

Is spatial awareness required for object perception?

John Campbell

67-80

The normative in perception

Steven Crowell

81-106

Is there any value in Kant's account of mathematics?

Graham Bird

109-127

Thinking of everything?

Kant speaks to Stephen Hawking

Leslie Stevenson

128-145

Reading Kant topographically

from critical philosophy to empirical geography

Jeff Malpas, Günter Zoller

146-165

Metaphors of spatial location

understanding post-kantian space

Pamela S. Anderson

169-196

Bird on Kant's mathematical antinomies

A. W. Moore

197-206

Space and the limits of objectivity

could there be a disembodied thinking of reality?

Roxana Baiasu

207-229

Heidegger on time

Michael Inwood

233-252

Time and subjectivity

Heidegger's interpretation of the Kantian notion of time

Françoise Dastur

253-269

Time, space and body in Bergson, Heidegger and Husserl

Dan Zahavi, Søren Overgaard

270-297