Introduction

Matthew C. Altman

1-11

Kant's career in German idealism

Steve Naragon

15-33

Kant's legacy for German idealism

versions of autonomy

Paul Guyer

34-60

Kant's three transcendentals, explanation, and the hypothesis of pure apperception

Timothy Rosenkoetter

61-84

Moral goodness and human equality in Kant's ethical theory

Lara Denis

85-104

Kant and the possibility of transcendental freedom

Benjamin Vilhauer

105-125

Why should we cultivate taste?

answers from Kant's early and late aesthetic theory

Brian Watkins

126-143

Transcendental idealism as the backdrop for Kant's theory of religion

Stephen R. Palmquist

144-164

Kant's political philosophy

Allen W. Wood

165-185

Kant's anthropology and its method

the epistemic uses of teleology in the natural world and beyond

Alix Cohen

186-202

Jacobi on Kant, or moral naturalism vs. idealism

Benjamin Crowe

205-221

Rationalism, empiricism, and skepticism

the curious case of Maimon's "coalition-system"

Peter Thielke

222-242

Reinhold and the transformation of philosophy into science

Kienhow Goh

243-263

Fichte

his life and philosophical calling

Marina F. Bykova

267-285

A philosophy of freedom

Fichte's philosophical achievement

Günter Zoller

286-299

Fichte's methodology in the Wissenschaftslehre (1794–95)

Frederick Neuhouser

300-319

Fichte's transcendental idealism

An interpretation and defense

Matthew C. Altman

320-343

How "natural" is Fichte's theory of natural right?

David James

344-363

Transcendental idealism and theistic commitment in Fichte

Steven Hoeltzel

364-385

The aesthetic philosophy of early German romanticism and its early German idealist roots

Elizabeth Millán

389-408

From the metaphysics of the beautiful to the metaphysics of the true

Hölderlin's philosophy in the horizon of poetry

Violetta L. Waibel

409-433

Schelling

a brief biographical sketch of the odysseus of German idealism

Bruce Matthews

437-456

Nature of imagination

at the heart of Schelling's thinking

Jason Wirth

457-477

The hypothesis of nature's logic in Schelling's naturphilosophie

Iain H. Grant

478-498

Religion beyond the limits of criticism

Michael Vater

499-517

The "keystone" of the system

Schelling's philosophy of art

Devin Zane Shaw

518-538

Hegel — life, history, system

Andreja Novakovic

541-555

Hegel's philosophical achievement

Terry Pinkard

556-574

Plato, Descartes, Hegel

three philosophers of event

Slavoj Žižek

575-602

Hegel's Geist — immodestly metaphysical!

J. M. Fritzman, Kristin Parvizian

603-625

Narration, bildung, and the work of mourning in Hegel's philosophy of history

Cynthia D. Coe

626-647

Our all-too-human Hegelian agency

Sally Sedgwick

648-664

Kant's critical legacy

Fichte's constructionism and Hegel's discursive logic

George Di Giovanni

665-686

Hegel on art and aesthetics

Allen Speight

687-703

The scandal of Hegel's political philosophy

William F. Bristow

704-720

Schopenhauer's transcendental idealism and the neutral nature of will

Robert Wicks

723-743

Two traditions of idealism

Frederick Beiser

744-758

Conclusion

Matthew C. Altman

759-776