• 1: Brian Leiter and Michael Rosen: Introduction


• Part I: Problems of Method


• 2: Taylor Carman: Phenomenology as Rigorous Science


• 3: Michael N. Forster: Hermeneutics


• 4: Sebastian Gardner: Philosophical Aestheticism


• 5: Michael Rosen: The History of Philosophy as Philosophy


• 6: Frederick Beiser: Historicism


• 7: Gary Gutting: What Have We Been Missing? Science and Philosophy in Twentieth-Century French Thought


• 8: Alex Callinicos: Marxism and the Status of Critique


• Part II: Reason and Consciousness


• 9: Paul Franks: Serpentine Naturalism and Protean Nihilism: Transcendental Philosophy in Anthropological Post-Kantianism, German Idealism, and Neo-Kantiasm


• 10: Fred Rush: Dialectic, Objectivity, and the Unity of Reason


• 11: Herman Philipse: Overcoming Epistemology


• 12: Robert Stern: Individual Existence and the Philosophy of Difference


• 13: Peter Poellner: Consciousness in the World: Husserlian Phenomenology and Externalism


• Part III: Human Being


• 14: Julian Young: Nihilism and the Meaning of Life


• 15: Stephen Mulhall: "The Presentation of the Infinite in the Finite": The Place of God in Post-Kantian Philosophy


• 16: Maximilian de Gaynesford: Being at Home: Human Beings and Human Bodies


• 17: Kenneth Baynes: Freedom as Autonomy


• 18: Jessica N. Berry: The Legacy of Hellenic Harmony


• 19: Gordon Finlayson: Critical Theory and Practical Philosophy: On the Normative Credentials of Frankfurt School Social Criticism


• 20: Brian Leiter: Morality Critics


• 21: Thomas Baldwin: The Humanism Debate


• Bibliography


• Index