Kant's Philosophy A Study for Educators

James Scott Johnston's careful and lucid discussion of Kant's practical philosophy is a must read for any Kant scholar, especially those working on Kant's theory of moral education. Though the literature in this area of Kant's philosophy continues to grow, many important issues have remain unaddressed. Johnston's book addresses these issues. -- Chris W. Surprenant, Assistant Professor of Philosophy, University of New Orleans, US Endorsement James Johnston Scott has provided us with a timely introduction to recent scholarship on the philosophy of Immanuel Kant and its implications for education. It addresses important issues and provides the reader with insightful and critical discussions on the value and relevance of Kant's philosophy for educators, and in constructing a Kantian moral-cosmopolitical-cultural-curriculum. Anyone concerned with education can benefit from reading it. -- Klas Roth, Stockholm University Endorsement