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First published in 1970,this much-acclaimed collection of the political writings of Immanuel Kant has now been revised and expanded for publication in Cambridge Texts in the History of Political Thought.Three important texts are translated her for the frst time,and Professor Reiss has added,in addition to an extended bibliography,a substantial postscript,looking at recent developments in Kantian scholarship and the changes that these have wrought in our understanding f Kant s political thought. In his general introduction,Professor Reiss outlines the central tenets of Kant s political philosphy,relating the texts translated to the broader intellectual context of the European enlightemment and Kant s own work on moral philosophy and the philosophy of history ,Kants aim was to establish the based and to provide a philosphical vindication of representative,constitutional government that would guarantee respect for the political rights of all individuals.

IDEA FOR A UNIVERSAL HISTORY WITH A COSMOPOLITAN PURPOSE AN ANSWER TO THE QUESTION: 'WHAT IS ENLIGHTENMENT?' ON THE COMMON SAYING: 'THIS MAY BE TRUE IN THEORY, BUT IT DOES NOT APPLY IN PRACTICE' On the Relationship of Theory to Practice in Morality in General On the Relationship of Theory to Praaice in Political Right On the Relationship of Theory to Practice in International Right PERPETUAL PEACE: A PHILOSOPHICAL SKETCH On the Disagreement between Morals and Politics in Relation to Perpetual Peace On the Agreement between Politics and Morality according to the Transcendental Concept of Public Right THE METAPHYSICS OF MORALS Introduction to the Theory ofRight The Theory ofRight, Part ll: Public Right THE CONTEST OF FACULTIES A Renewed Attempt to Answer the Question: 'Is the Human Race Continually Impruving?' APPENDIX FROM 'THE CRITIQUE OF PURE REASON' Transcendental Logic ll, Dialectic, J, 1: OfIdeas in General Introduction to REVIEWS OF HERDER'S IDEAS ON THE PHILOSOPHY OF THE HISTORY OF MANKIND and CONJECTURES ON THE BEGINNING OF HUMAN HISTORY REVIEWS OF HERDER'S IDEAS ON THE PHILOSOPHY OF THE HISTORY OF MANKIND CONJECTURES ON THE BEGINNING OF HUMAN HISTORY Introduction to WHAT IS ORIENTATION IN THINKING? WHAT IS ORIENTATION IN THINKING? POSTSCRIPT Notes to the Text