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The collection examines significant philosophical themes related to Kant and other thinkers in historical context.

April 4, 2026

History of Philosophy Quarterly

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The collection examines significant philosophical themes related to Kant and other thinkers in historical context.
Analysis of various philosophical texts and arguments addressing Kantian and early modern thinkers.
Comparative examinations of autonomy, morality, and knowledge frameworks.
Exploration of critiques from notable philosophers such as Hume, Locke, and Aristotle.
Diverse interpretations of autonomy and moral obligation are explored through Kant and early modern philosophy.
Contributions highlight the role of historical events like earthquakes in shaping philosophical thought.
Discussions on the integration of metaphysics and geometry in Kant's work indicate unresolved complexities.

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Ameriks, Karl:Kant's Epochal Lecture Announcement on Teaching and Autonomy 419Buchenau, Stefanie:The Shaken World and the Thinking Mind: Kant on Earthquakes, Geohistory, and Philosophy 361Carus, Clara:Émilie Du Châtelet's Account of Knowledge 267Davies, Luke:Duties to Self in § 2 of Kant's Doctrine of Virtue 193Fleischacker, Sam:A Road Not Taken: Moral Beauty in the Early Kant 405Grootenhuis, Harmen:The Principle of Negation behind Bradley's Regress 127Heller-Roazen, Daniel:Reading the Mark of the Mark, or ‘The False Subtlety of the Four Syllogistic Figures’ 315Kim, Richard:Mencius on the Continuity of Moral Development 171McLaughlin, Peter:Hume's Irregular Argument and Philo's Reversal 1Messina, James. Kant's Physical Monadology:Why the First Marriage of Geometry and Metaphysics Didn't Work Out 345Nemli, Osman:Class is the Measure: Georg Lukács and A Materialist Reading of the Presocratics 287Noller, Jörg:Conceptual Enlightenment: Reading the Encyclopédie as Moral Epistemology 205Ortiz Villa, Karina:Locke on Consent, Societal Membership, and Political Obligation 105Rickles, Samuel C.:Locke on Consent, Societal Membership, and Political Obligation 105Rockwood, Nathan:The Authority of Scripture 247Rodríguez, Juan José:Against Constructivism: Schelling's Critique of the Idealist Concept of System in the Stuttgart Seminars 67Russell, Francey:In the Realm of Shades: Obscure Representations in Dreams of a Spirit-Seer 329Segev, Mor:Aristotle on Teleology and Human Life Expectancy 25Southgate, Hank:When Kant Dreamed of Extraterrestrials 377Tanner, Travis:Occasionalism and the Problem of Impenetrability 147Tomeček, Marek:Why Tolerate Atheists: Early Modern Debate on the Role of Religion in Society 91Whyman, Tom:Adorno on Modesty as a Virtue 225Zellmer, Jacob:Not All States are Real Individuals for Spinoza 45Zinkin, Melissa:Young Kant, Optimistic Kant 391Zuckert, Rachel: Special Issue. The Young Kant. Introduction and Dedication to Karl Ameriks 307

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