Natalie Brender is Policy Advisor to the Canadian Office of the Minister of Foreign Affairs. Larry Krasnoff is Associate Professor of Philosophy at the College of Charleston, South Carolina.

'The distinguished authors of New Essays on the History of Autonomy supplement Schneewind's pathbreaking work with a broad range of specific analyses that do justice to the ambitious general goals of his book while significantly advancing the philosophical discussion of central ethical issues.' Karl Ameriks, University of Notre Dame

• Part I. Autonomy in Context: 1. Justus Lipsius and the revival of stoicism in late sixteenth-century Europe John M. Cooper; 2. Affective perfectionism: community with God without common measure Jennifer A. Herdt; 3. Autonomy and the invention of theodicy Mark Larrimore; 4. Protestant natural law theory: a general interpretation Knud Haakonssen; 5. Autonomy in modern natural law Stephen Darwall; Part II. Autonomy in Practice: 6. Pythagoras enlightened: Kant on the effect of moral philosophy Larry Krasnoff; 7. What is disorientation in thinking? Natalie Brender; 8. Autonomy, plurality and public reason Onora O'Neill; 9. Trapped between Dewey and Kant: the current situation of moral philosophy Richard Rorty.

Natalie Brender is Policy Advisor to the Canadian Office of the Minister of Foreign Affairs. Larry Krasnoff is Associate Professor of Philosophy at the College of Charleston, South Carolina.

'The distinguished authors of New Essays on the History of Autonomy supplement Schneewind's pathbreaking work with a broad range of specific analyses that do justice to the ambitious general goals of his book while significantly advancing the philosophical discussion of central ethical issues.' Karl Ameriks, University of Notre Dame

• Part I. Autonomy in Context: 1. Justus Lipsius and the revival of stoicism in late sixteenth-century Europe John M. Cooper; 2. Affective perfectionism: community with God without common measure Jennifer A. Herdt; 3. Autonomy and the invention of theodicy Mark Larrimore; 4. Protestant natural law theory: a general interpretation Knud Haakonssen; 5. Autonomy in modern natural law Stephen Darwall; Part II. Autonomy in Practice: 6. Pythagoras enlightened: Kant on the effect of moral philosophy Larry Krasnoff; 7. What is disorientation in thinking? Natalie Brender; 8. Autonomy, plurality and public reason Onora O'Neill; 9. Trapped between Dewey and Kant: the current situation of moral philosophy Richard Rorty.

Natalie Brender is Policy Advisor to the Canadian Office of the Minister of Foreign Affairs. Larry Krasnoff is Associate Professor of Philosophy at the College of Charleston, South Carolina.

'The distinguished authors of New Essays on the History of Autonomy supplement Schneewind's pathbreaking work with a broad range of specific analyses that do justice to the ambitious general goals of his book while significantly advancing the philosophical discussion of central ethical issues.' Karl Ameriks, University of Notre Dame

• Part I. Autonomy in Context: 1. Justus Lipsius and the revival of stoicism in late sixteenth-century Europe John M. Cooper; 2. Affective perfectionism: community with God without common measure Jennifer A. Herdt; 3. Autonomy and the invention of theodicy Mark Larrimore; 4. Protestant natural law theory: a general interpretation Knud Haakonssen; 5. Autonomy in modern natural law Stephen Darwall; Part II. Autonomy in Practice: 6. Pythagoras enlightened: Kant on the effect of moral philosophy Larry Krasnoff; 7. What is disorientation in thinking? Natalie Brender; 8. Autonomy, plurality and public reason Onora O'Neill; 9. Trapped between Dewey and Kant: the current situation of moral philosophy Richard Rorty.