Contemporary studies in kantian philosophy 5 (2020): Table of contents

On behalf of The Contemporary Kantian Philosophy Project, I'm extremely pleased to announce the publication of Contemporary Studies in Kantian Philosophy 5 (2020).

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. Micha Danziger, “Kantian Theoretical Hope,” 1-14.

2. Addison Ellis, “Self-Consciousness as Self-Limitation,” 15-36.

3. Daryl Hale, “Of Markets and Morals: The Fall of Adam, The Rise of Hayek, and The Return of An Immanuel to Save The Public Good,”

37-52.

4. Robert Hanna, “The Essential Non-Conceptuality of the Imagination,” 53-72.

5. Robert Hanna, “The Kant Wars and The Three Faces of Kant,” 73-94.

6. Otto Paans, “The Imaginative Spectrum: Kantian Imagination and Non-Conceptual/Conceptual Interactions,” 95-115.

7. Otto Paans, “Opening Up Towards the Non-Conceptual: From Kantian Judgment to Creative Oscillation,” 116-131.

8. Roberto Pereira, “Kantian Non-Conceptualism and Varieties of Skepticism,” 132-150.

9. Robert Hanna, Ciência e Natureza Humana: A Complete Portuguese Translation of Kant, Science, and Human Nature (Translators: Patrícia Kauark-Leite [Coordinator and Technical Reviewer], Adilson Luiz Quevedo, Francisco Grynberg Bignotto, and Maria Carolina Mendonça de Resende).  Forthcoming in July 2020.

Best wishes in troubled times,

Robert Hanna

Robert Hanna

Director, The Contemporary Kantian Philosophy Project: HERE

Editor, Contemporary Studies in Kantian Philosophy: HERE

Independent philosopher:

http://colorado.academia.edu/RobertHanna