Kant: Lectures and Drafts on Political Philosophy (The Cambridge Edition of the Works of Immanuel Kant)
by Frederick Rauscher, Kenneth R. Westphal
This Cambridge Edition volume gathers Kant's lectures and drafts on political philosophy, providing essential primary texts for understanding his ideas on law, rights, and governance.
About This Book
This volume presents Immanuel Kant's lectures and drafts on political philosophy from the Cambridge Edition of his works.
Edited by Frederick Rauscher and Kenneth R. Westphal, the collection gathers key texts that illuminate Kant's thoughts on law, rights, and governance.
The material offers insight into the development of Kant's political ideas within his broader philosophical system.
Readers encounter primary sources that trace the evolution of concepts such as justice, authority, and civil society.
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