The Unity of Reason: Rereading Kant Book

	Introduction	3
1	Historical Sources	10
I	Leibniz and the Principle of Sufficient Reason	12
II	Against Skepticism	14
III	Against Spinoza	18
IV	Intelligibility	22
V	The Process of Reasoning	26
VI	The Heteronomy of Rationalism	33
VII	Hume's Challenge	34
2	Reason in Science	43
I	The Denial of Knowledge	45
II	The Inadequacy of Understanding	48
III	The Ends of Science	62
IV	Systematic Unity	70
V	The Means to Science	75
VI	The Teleological Account	81
VII	The Impossibility of Knowledge	89
VIII	Justification	94
3	The Primacy of the Practical	105
I	The Role of Moral Theory	105
II	The Politics of Autonomy	115
III	The Objects of Practical Reason	125
IV	Moral Certainty	129
V	Facts of Reason	135
4	The Structure of Faith	145
I	The Pantheism Controversy	147
II	Faith and Knowledge	156
III	Faith and Fanaticism	164
IV	The Highest Good	171
V	What May I Hope?	177
5	The Task of Philosophy	185
I	The Urge to Metaphysics	186
II	The Sure Path of a Science	190
III	Newton of the Mind	193
IV	Self-Knowledge	196
V	Coming of Age	199
	References	207
	Index	213