 Kant’s account of hope has recently attracted considerable interest, both regarding matters of Kant scholarship and the application and development of a Kantian notion of hope in various contexts. As to Kant scholarship, Düring and Düwell (2017) follow Beyleveld and Ziche (2015) in emphasizing the relevance of the Critique of Judgment for an understanding of Kantian hope –– they view hope as aesthetically structured. Zuckert (2018) argues that Kantian hope is a feeling. Danziger (2020) makes the case that hope plays a role even in Kant’s theoretical philosophy.