Kantian Humility

• makes possible a better understanding of the central doctrine in Kant's philosophy
• scholarly and rigorous but a pleasure to read
• accessible to non-Kantians
• the first book by an outstanding philosopher

Readership: Philosophers working on Kant, epistemology, or metaphysics.

Rae Langton, Professor of Moral Philosophy, University of Edinburgh

"a novel attempt to elucidate and defend a central Kantian thesis ... a most interesting, impressive, and scholarly exercise in Kantian interpretation" - P. F. Strawson

Introduction
1: An Old Problem
2: Three Kantian Theses
3: Substance and Phenomenal Substance
4: Leibniz and Kant
5: Kant's Rejection of Reducibility
6: Fitting the Pieces Together
7: A Comparison with Locke
8: Kant's 'Primary' Qualities
9: The Unobservable and the Supersensible
10: Realism or Idealism?
Bibliography, Index