Kant's Lectures on Political Philosophy

Frederick Rauscher is Professor of Philosophy at Michigan State University. He is the editor and co-translator of Kant's Lectures and Drafts on Political Philosophy (Cambridge, 2016).

• Introduction Frederick Rauscher; 1. A brief guide to Achenwall's natural law: the textbook for Kant's lectures on legal and political philosophy Pauline Kleingeld, Michael Gregory and Fiorella Tomassini; 2. The many ends of natural law Larry Krasnoff; 3. Absorbing natural right into the Kantian system Howard Williams; 4. Kant's search for a metaphysics of morals: the Feyerabend lectures Allen W. Wood; 5. Innate right: Kant and the natural law tradition Paul Guyer; 6. Kant's critique of Achenwall's account of property in his Feyerabend lectures Kenneth Westphal; 7. The economy in the Feyerabend lecture notes on natural right Lucy Allais; 8. Our rights to ourselves and others: marriage, sex, and slavery in the Feyerabend lectures Jordan Pascoe; 9. States of nature as theories of normativity: Kant and his predecessors Macarena Marey; 10. Fundamental aspects of public right Luigi Caranti; 11. Freedom of religion and thought in the Feyerabend lectures on natural law: the development of Kant's conception of enlightenment Monique Hulshof; 12. Happiness, paternalism, and social welfare: unexpected insights from the Naturrecht Feyerabend Sarah Holtman; 13. Kant's retributive turn: punishment and autonomy in the Feyerabend lectures on natural right (and later writings) Susan Meld Shell; 14. Death and the limits to state coercive power Frederick Rauscher; Bibliography; Index.