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| 1. | On a Presumed Gap in the Derivation of the Categorical
Imperative | Henry E. Allison | 1
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| 2. | The Metaphysical Structure of Kant’s Moral
Philosophy | Ermanno Bencivenga | 17
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| 3. | The Anti-Skeptical Epistemology of the Refutation of
Idealism | Anthony Brueckner | 31
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| 4. | Spinoza’s Views on the Necessity of the Historical
Perspective | John Carriero | 47
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| 5. | The State of Nature and Its Law in Hobbes and
Spinoza | Edwin Curley | 97
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| 6. | Mendelssohn and Kant: One Source of the Critical
Philosphy | Paul Guyer | 119
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| 7. | Three Dualist Theories of the Passions | Paul
Hoffman | 153
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| 8. | Changing the Name of the Game: Kant’s Cognitivism Versus
Hume's Psychologism | Patrica Kitcher | 201
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| 9. | Stability, Justification, and Hume’s Propensityto Ascribe
Identity to Related Objects | Louis E. Loeb | 237
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| 10. | Hume’s Skepticism: Natural Instincts and Philosophical
Reflection | Barry Stroud | 271
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| 11. | Descartes on the Origin of Sensation | Margaret D.
Wilson | 293
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| 12. | Unsociable Sociability: The Anthropological Basis of
Kantian Ethics | Allen W. Wood | 325
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