I'm delighted to announce the newest volume in the Routledge Philosophers series that I edit: Kant by Paul Guyer of the University of Pennsylvania. If Guyer is not the greatest living Kant scholar in the world, then he is one of just two or three philosophers who could justifiably lay claim to that distinction. I'm optimistic this volume will become the authoritative introduction to Kant for this generation.
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