Table of Contents:
“…Kant's significance in the general history of thought -- Kant's position in the thought of his own time -- Kant's life and philosophical development -- Biographical sketch -- Kant's character -- Kant as an academic teacher -- Kant as a thinker and author -- Kant's philosophical development -- The philosophical system -- Conception and division of philosophy -- The theoretical philosophy -- The epistemology -- The critique of pure reason -- The introduction and its statement of the problem -- Explanation of some concepts -- The transcendental aesthetic -- The transcendental analytic -- The analytic of concepts and the transcendental deduction -- The analytic of principles -- Phenomena and noumena -- The amphiboly of the concepts of reflection -- The method of critical philosophy -- The transcendental dialectic -- Rational psychology -- Rational cosmology -- Rational theology -- The doctrine of method -- The prolegomena and the second edition of the critique -- The metaphysics -- The ontological and psychological problem -- Immortality -- The freedom of the will -- The cosmological and theological problem -- Mechanism and theology -- The metaphysical elements of natural science -- Concluding remarks on Kant's metaphysics -- Empirical psychology and anthropology -- Psychology -- Anthropology -- The philosophy of history -- The practical philosophy -- The moral philosophy -- The general character of Kant's moral philosophy -- The elaboration of the system -- The form of morality -- The material of the will -- Criticism of the moral philosophy -- Kant's moral perceptions and personality -- The theory of law and of the state -- Its relation to Kant's philosophy of history and its historical starting-point -- Origin of the state -- The constitution of the state -- The function and limitations of government -- The idea of everlasting peace -- The theory of religion and the church -- The theory of education -- The theory of beauty and art -- The influences of the Kantian philosophy and its relation to the present time -- Important dates in Kant's life and a chronological list of his writings, together with a list of the English translations.…”