Joachim Aufderheide studied Philosophy, Greek, and Latin at the Universities of Göttingen and St Andrews. He received his PhD from St Andrews for a thesis on pleasure in Plato and Aristotle in 2011. Since then he works as lecturer in philosophy at King's College London.; Ralf M. Bader is a Fellow of Merton College and Associate Professor of Philosophy at the University of Oxford. Previously he was a Bersoff Assistant Professor and Faculty Fellow at New York University. His research focuses on Kant, ethics, metaphysics, and political philosophy.

I recommend Aufderheide and Bader's collection to those who are already part of this conversation and to those who wish to join it.

• Introduction ; 1. Determining the good in action: wish, deliberation, and choice ; 2. The content of happiness: a new case for theoria ; 3. Aristotle on the highest good: a new approach ; 4. The summum bonum in Aristotle's Ethics: fractured goodness ; 5. The end of all human action / The final object of all my conduct ; 6. The complete object of practical knowledge ; 7. The inner voice: Kant on conditionality and god as cause ; 8. Kant's theory of the highest good ; 9. The highest good: who needs it? ; 10. Why some things must remain unknown: Kant on faith, moral motivation and the highest good ; Index