Acknowledgments Note on Sources and Abbreviations Introduction - Frederick Rauscher 1. Two Centuries of Kantian Studies in Brazil - Daniel Omar Perez and Juan Adolfo Bonaccini 2. Self-Consciousness and Objective Knowledge in the Transcendental Deduction of the Critique of Pure Reason - Guido Antonio de Almeida 3. Intuitive Knowledge and De Re Thought - Joao Carlos Brum Torres 4. Predicative Judgments and Existential Judgments: Apropos Kant's Critique of the Cartesian Ontological Argument - Raul Landim 5. An Experiment with Practical Reason - Valerio Rohden 6. On the Faktum of Reason - Darlei Dall'Agnol 7. Critique, Deduction, and the Fact of Reason - Guido Antonio de Almeida 8. The Noncircular Deduction of the Categorical Imperative in Groundwork III - Julio Esteves 9. The Ditinction between Right and Ethics in Kant's Philosophy - Ricardo Ribeiro Terra 10. Right and the Duty to Resist, or Progress toward the Better - Jose Nicolau Heck 11. The Fundamental Problem of Kant's Juridical Semantics - Zelijko Loparic 12. Right, History, and Practical Schematism - Daniel Tourinho Peres 13. Cosmopolitanism: Kant and Kantian Themes in International Relations - Soraya Nour 14. A Typology of Love in Kant's Philosophy - Maria de Lourdes Borges 15. The Meaning of the Term Gemut in Kant - Valerio Rohden 16. Between Prescriptive Poetics and Philosophical Aesthetics - Ricardo Ribeiro Terra 17. The Puposiveness of Taste: An Essay on the Role of Zweckmassigkei in Kant's Critique of Aesthetic Judgment - Pedro Costa Rego 18. Freedom in Appearance: Notes on Schiller and His Development of Kant's Aesthetics - Christian Hamm 19. Reading the Appendix to Kant's Critique of the Teleological Power of Judgment - Pedro Pimenta 20. Symbolization in Kant's Critical Philosophy - Joaosinho Beckenkamp Bibliography of Works in German and English List of Contributors Index

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