• 1. The contemporary relevance of Kant's work; 2. Kant's theory of the subject; 3. Kant's conception of awareness and self-awareness; 4. Kant's theory of apperceptive self-awareness; 5. The mind in the Critique of Pure Reason; 6. The first-edition subjective deduction: the object of 'one experience'; 7. Kant's diagnosis of the Second Paralogism; 8. The Third Paralogism: unity without identity over time; 9. The second-edition subjective deduction: self-representing representations; 10. Nature and awareness of the self.

'The book is to be recommended primarily to philosophers … for its having … shown the importance of … Kant's … unity of consciousness. It is also to be recommended to cognitive psychologists for presenting a Kant who is to be less lightly treated than he usually is in psychology.' Journal of the History of Behavioural Sciences

• 1. The contemporary relevance of Kant's work; 2. Kant's theory of the subject; 3. Kant's conception of awareness and self-awareness; 4. Kant's theory of apperceptive self-awareness; 5. The mind in the Critique of Pure Reason; 6. The first-edition subjective deduction: the object of 'one experience'; 7. Kant's diagnosis of the Second Paralogism; 8. The Third Paralogism: unity without identity over time; 9. The second-edition subjective deduction: self-representing representations; 10. Nature and awareness of the self.

'The book is to be recommended primarily to philosophers … for its having … shown the importance of … Kant's … unity of consciousness. It is also to be recommended to cognitive psychologists for presenting a Kant who is to be less lightly treated than he usually is in psychology.' Journal of the History of Behavioural Sciences

• 1. The contemporary relevance of Kant's work; 2. Kant's theory of the subject; 3. Kant's conception of awareness and self-awareness; 4. Kant's theory of apperceptive self-awareness; 5. The mind in the Critique of Pure Reason; 6. The first-edition subjective deduction: the object of 'one experience'; 7. Kant's diagnosis of the Second Paralogism; 8. The Third Paralogism: unity without identity over time; 9. The second-edition subjective deduction: self-representing representations; 10. Nature and awareness of the self.

'The book is to be recommended primarily to philosophers … for its having … shown the importance of … Kant's … unity of consciousness. It is also to be recommended to cognitive psychologists for presenting a Kant who is to be less lightly treated than he usually is in psychology.' Journal of the History of Behavioural Sciences