Kant Studies Online publishes articles written in English on all aspects of Kant’s works including historically informed studies, applications of Kantian thought to contemporary problems, the relationship between Kantian and Neo-Kantian thinking, and detailed

scholarly works on interpretation of Kant’s works.  It will also include review articles of secondary works on Kant. An issue of the journal will be deemed to exist whenever an accepted article is published. The journal  is edited by Gary Banham in association with an editorial board

and is published in the spirit of the open access movement. Whilst its target audience is academic philosophers and students it aims to attract non-academic readers by making all its material freely available without restriction.

  © 2011 Materials on this site may be freely copied and distributed provided the purpose is non-commercial and the source is acknowledged in full.