Rae Langton is Professor of Moral Philosophy at the University of Edinburgh.

a novel attempt to elucidate and defend a central Kantian thesis ... a most interesting, impressive, and scholarly exercise in Kantian interpretation

• Introduction ; 1. An Old Problem ; 2. Three Kantian Theses ; 3. Substance and Phenomenal Substance ; 4. Leibniz and Kant ; 5. Kant's Rejection of Reducibility ; 6. Fitting the Pieces Together ; 7. A Comparison with Locke ; 8. Kant's 'Primary' Qualities ; 9. The Unobservable and the Supersensible ; 10. Realism or Idealism? ; Bibliography, Index

Rae Langton is Professor of Moral Philosophy at the University of Edinburgh.

a novel attempt to elucidate and defend a central Kantian thesis ... a most interesting, impressive, and scholarly exercise in Kantian interpretation

• Introduction ; 1. An Old Problem ; 2. Three Kantian Theses ; 3. Substance and Phenomenal Substance ; 4. Leibniz and Kant ; 5. Kant's Rejection of Reducibility ; 6. Fitting the Pieces Together ; 7. A Comparison with Locke ; 8. Kant's 'Primary' Qualities ; 9. The Unobservable and the Supersensible ; 10. Realism or Idealism? ; Bibliography, Index

Rae Langton is Professor of Moral Philosophy at the University of Edinburgh.

a novel attempt to elucidate and defend a central Kantian thesis ... a most interesting, impressive, and scholarly exercise in Kantian interpretation

• Introduction ; 1. An Old Problem ; 2. Three Kantian Theses ; 3. Substance and Phenomenal Substance ; 4. Leibniz and Kant ; 5. Kant's Rejection of Reducibility ; 6. Fitting the Pieces Together ; 7. A Comparison with Locke ; 8. Kant's 'Primary' Qualities ; 9. The Unobservable and the Supersensible ; 10. Realism or Idealism? ; Bibliography, Index