 Kant’s account of science, and especially the role of “teleological” or purposive judgment, is further developed in the Critique of Judgment. See Guyer 1990, Freudiger 1996, and Nuzzo 2005, as well as  Kant’s aesthetics and teleology, §3.  On Kant’s account of science more generally, see Wartenberg 1992, Buchdahl 1992, Friedman 1992b &amp; 2013, and Breitenbach [forthcoming]. On reason and science, see Neiman 1994: Ch. 2 and Grier 2001: Ch. 8. The entry on  Kant’s philosophy of science  considers Kant’s view of the natural sciences, especially physics.