A Companion to Kant Book

1	Kant's life and works	10
Pt. I	Pre-critical issues	31
2	Kant's early dynamics	33
3	Kant's early cosmology	47
4	Kant's laboratory of ideas in the 1770s	63
5	Kant's debt to Leibniz	79
6	Kant's debt to the British empiricists	93
Pt. II	Critique of pure reason	109
7	Kant's transcendental idealism	111
8	Kant's analytic apparatus	125
9	Kant's transcendental aesthetic	140
10	Kant's metaphysical and transcendental deductions	154
11	The second analogy	169
12	Kant's refutation of problematic idealism : Kantian arguments and Kant's arguments against skepticism	182
13	The logic of illusion and the antinomies	192
14	The critique of rational psychology	207
15	Kant's philosophy of mathematics	222
16	Metaphysical foundations of natural science	236
Pt. III	The moral philosophy : pure and applied	249
	Introduction	251
17	The primacy of practical reason	259
18	Kant's critical account of freedom	275
19	Kant's formulations of the moral law	291
20	Deriving the formula of universal law	308
21	Moral motivation in Kant	322
22	Moral paragons and the metaphysics of morals	335
23	Applying Kant's ethics : the role of anthropology	350
24	Liberty, equality, and independence : core concepts in Kant's political philosophy	364
25	Reason and nature : Kant's teleological argument in Perpetual Peace	383
Pt. IV	The critique of the power of judgment	397
	Introduction	399
26	The demands of systematicity : rational judgment and the structure of nature	408
27	Bridging the gulf : Kant's project in the third Critique	423
28	Kant's aesthetic theory	441
29	Kant's biological teleology and its philosophical significance	455
Pt. V	Kant's influence	471
30	Hegel's critique of Kant : an overview	473
31	The neglected alternative : Trendelenburg, Fischer, and Kant	486
32	Phenomenological interpretations of Kant in Husserl and Heidegger	500
33	Conceptual connections : Kant and the twentieth-century analytic tradition	513