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“This is an excellent collection of original essays on Kant’s philosophy, some by leading scholars, others by up-and-coming junior people. The essays cover a wide range of topics, from anthropology, ethics, and right, to metaphysics and epistemology. In addressing deep and controversial issues in Kant’s philosophy and in taking up recent debates in Kant scholarship, these essays not only convey a sharp picture of the state of the art in Kant scholarship, but indeed contribute to the ongoing process of ‘rethinking Kant’. No serious Kant scholar can afford to miss this volume.”Marcus WillaschekGoethe Universität, Frankfurt am Main, Germany“Rethinking Kant: Volume 3 contains new essays by veteran Kant scholars and well-known philosophers as well as some impressive contributions by younger authors. Forging new connections between Kant’s early and late writings as well as between Kant and important predecessors such as Wolff and Baumgarten, this volume will be of particular interest to those who are concerned with the connection between the a priori and empirical (pure and impure) dimensions of Kant’s ambitious philosophical project.”Robert B. LoudenPresident, North American Kant Society, University of Southern Maine, USA

This is an excellent collection of original essays on Kant's philosophy, some by leading scholars, others by up-and-coming junior people. The essays cover a wide range of topics, from anthropology, ethics, and right, to metaphysics and epistemology. In addressing deep and controversial issues in Kant's philosophy and in taking up recent debates in Kant scholarship, these essays not only convey a sharp picture of the state of the art in Kant scholarship, but indeed contribute to the ongoing process of `rethinking Kant'. No serious Kant scholar can afford to miss this volume. Marcus WillaschekGoethe Universitat, Frankfurt am Main, Germany Rethinking Kant: Volume 3 contains new essays by veteran Kant scholars and well-known philosophers as well as some impressive contributions by younger authors. Forging new connections between Kant's early and late writings as well as between Kant and important predecessors such as Wolff and Baumgarten, this volume will be of particular interest to those who are concerned with the connection between the a priori and empirical (pure and impure) dimensions of Kant's ambitious philosophical project. Robert B. LoudenPresident, North American Kant Society, University of Southern Maine, USA

This is an excellent collection of original essays on Kant's philosophy, some by leading scholars, others by up-and-coming junior people. The essays cover a wide range of topics, from anthropology, ethics, and right, to metaphysics and epistemology. In addressing deep and controversial issues in Kant's philosophy and in taking up recent debates in Kant scholarship, these essays not only convey a sharp picture of the state of the art in Kant scholarship, but indeed contribute to the ongoing process of 'rethinking Kant'. No serious Kant scholar can afford to miss this volume. Marcus Willaschek Goethe Universitat, Frankfurt am Main, Germany Rethinking Kant: Volume 3 contains new essays by veteran Kant scholars and well-known philosophers as well as some impressive contributions by younger authors. Forging new connections between Kant's early and late writings as well as between Kant and important predecessors such as Wolff and Baumgarten, this volume will be of particular interest to those who are concerned with the connection between the a priori and empirical (pure and impure) dimensions of Kant's ambitious philosophical project. Robert B. Louden President, North American Kant Society, University of Southern Maine, USA

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Oliver Thorndike received his PhD from Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, USA in 2009. A native of Germany, he had previously earned an MA in Philosophy from Humboldt Universität zu Berlin. Currently, he teaches at Loyola University Maryland and the Peabody Institute of the Johns Hopkins University. He is the author of articles on the influence of the early modern philosopher Baumgarten on Kant’s ethical thought [2008, 2010]. His book “Kant’s Transition Project” is in preparation. Since 2014, he has been the Chair of the Eastern Study Group of the North American Kant Society (ENAKS).

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