Robert Hanna is an independent philosopher, and Co-Director of the Contemporary Kantian Philosophy Project. He received his PhD from Yale University USA in 1989, and has held research or teaching positions at the University of Cambridge UK, the University of Colorado at Boulder USA, the University of Luxembourg LU, PUC-PR Brazil, Yale, and York University CA. He has authored or co-authored five books: Kant and the Foundations of Analytic Philosophy (OUP, 2001), Kant, Science, and Human Nature (OUP, 2006), Rationality and Logic (MIT, 2006), Embodied Minds in Action (co-authored with Michelle Maiese; OUP, 2009), and In Defense of Intuitions: A New Rationalist Manifesto (co-authored with A. Chapman, A. Ellis, T. Hildebrand, and H. Pickford; Palgrave-Macmillan, 2013). He is currently working on a four-book series on the nature of human rationality, entitled The Rational Human Condition.

Renowned philosopher and Kant scholar Robert Hanna's most recent book Cognition, Content, and the A Prior: A Study in the Philosophy of Mind and Knowledge is probably his most ambitious to date. It's also an exhilarating read: an exemplarily lucid, fast-paced philosophical thriller replete with pithy nuggets of philosophical substance and in addition, as the allspice added to the main ingredient, jesting but no less scathing in-house attacks on the elementary dogmas set in stone and religiously patrolled by the vanguard of analytical philosophy ... Hanna's book should be read by any philosopher, in particular, self-declared analytic philosophers, worth their salt, especially as there are some substantial things about a core aspect of philosophy, certainly analytic philosophy, at stake that Hanna discusses in this important, somewhat unorthodox book

• 1. Introduction: Cognition, Content, and Knowledge Revisited ; 2. The Grip of the Given: A Kantian Theory of Non-Conceptual Content ; 3. Radically Naive Realism ; 4. Truth in Virtue of Intentionality, Or, The Return of the Analytic-Synthetic Distinction ; 5. The Morality of Logic ; 6. Rationalism Regained 1: The Benacerraf Dilemmas ; 7. Rationalism Regained 2: A Priori Knowledge and the Nature of Intuitions ; 8. Rationalism Regained 3: Kantian Structuralism and Kantian Intuitionism ; Bibliography ; Index

Robert Hanna is an independent philosopher, and Co-Director of the Contemporary Kantian Philosophy Project. He received his PhD from Yale University USA in 1989, and has held research or teaching positions at the University of Cambridge UK, the University of Colorado at Boulder USA, the University of Luxembourg LU, PUC-PR Brazil, Yale, and York University CA. He has authored or co-authored five books: Kant and the Foundations of Analytic Philosophy (OUP, 2001), Kant, Science, and Human Nature (OUP, 2006), Rationality and Logic (MIT, 2006), Embodied Minds in Action (co-authored with Michelle Maiese; OUP, 2009), and In Defense of Intuitions: A New Rationalist Manifesto (co-authored with A. Chapman, A. Ellis, T. Hildebrand, and H. Pickford; Palgrave-Macmillan, 2013). He is currently working on a four-book series on the nature of human rationality, entitled The Rational Human Condition.

Renowned philosopher and Kant scholar Robert Hanna's most recent book Cognition, Content, and the A Prior: A Study in the Philosophy of Mind and Knowledge is probably his most ambitious to date. It's also an exhilarating read: an exemplarily lucid, fast-paced philosophical thriller replete with pithy nuggets of philosophical substance and in addition, as the allspice added to the main ingredient, jesting but no less scathing in-house attacks on the elementary dogmas set in stone and religiously patrolled by the vanguard of analytical philosophy ... Hanna's book should be read by any philosopher, in particular, self-declared analytic philosophers, worth their salt, especially as there are some substantial things about a core aspect of philosophy, certainly analytic philosophy, at stake that Hanna discusses in this important, somewhat unorthodox book

• 1. Introduction: Cognition, Content, and Knowledge Revisited ; 2. The Grip of the Given: A Kantian Theory of Non-Conceptual Content ; 3. Radically Naive Realism ; 4. Truth in Virtue of Intentionality, Or, The Return of the Analytic-Synthetic Distinction ; 5. The Morality of Logic ; 6. Rationalism Regained 1: The Benacerraf Dilemmas ; 7. Rationalism Regained 2: A Priori Knowledge and the Nature of Intuitions ; 8. Rationalism Regained 3: Kantian Structuralism and Kantian Intuitionism ; Bibliography ; Index