Hegel's Critique of Kant
Stephen Priest
Gregg Revivals
A landmark in modern Kant and Hegel scholarship, Hegel's Critique of Kant examines Hegel's engagement with Kant over the central problems of Western philosophy: the possibility of metaphysics, subjectivity and objectivity, the individual and the social, freedom and necessity, the nature of politics, ethics and history and the powers of dialectical reason. It is indispensible reading, not only for anyone trying to solve philosophical problems or reading the history of thought, but for anyone interested in the possible future of philosophy itself.