Kant's Critique of Judgement is a massively influential contribution to modern philosophy. It treats of aesthetics, morality, religion and metaphysics and represents the summation of Kant's projects of transcendental philosophy.
The text uses James Creed Meredith's classic and elegant translation, lightly revised and updated to bring terminology into line with current academic usage, and is cross-paginated throughout to the original German texts.
The edition includes, in a new translation by Nicholas Walker, Kant's important 'First Introduction', Kant's original introduction that bears on the subject matter.
In addition to a general introduction to Kant's philosophy and the Critique, the edition contains explanatory notes, a bilingual glossary of technical terms and full index of names and subject-matter.
