Fernando M.F. Silva is a postdoctoral fellow and member of the Centre for Philosophy at the University of Lisbon. He completed his PhD in 2016, on Novalis’s critique of identity. He is the co-editor of the journal Estudos Kantianos and the co-coordinator of the Study Nucleus Kant and German Idealism, CFUL. His areas of research interest include Kantian Aesthetics and Anthropology, German Idealism and Romanticism, in authors such as Fichte, Novalis, or Holderlin. His publications include the forthcoming volume ‘The Poem of the Understanding Is Philosophy’: Novalis and the Art of Self-Critique, in Mimesis Verlag, Germany.Luigi Caranti is Professor of Political Philosophy at the Universita di Catania. He focuses on Kant, human rights, peace studies, and contemporary political theory with a special emphasis on distributive justice. Among his recent publications: The Kantian Federation (2022) and Kant’s Political Legacy: Human Rights, Peace, Progress (2017).

• Contributors viiPreface xiIPersonality and Human Nature 11 On the Distinction between Humanity and Personality in Kant 3LUIGI CARANTI2 Kant on the Frailty of Human Nature 21ROBERT B. LOUDEN3 ‘A Man for All Faculties’?: The Unity of Kantian Reason from a Pragmatic Point of View 28GUALTIERO LORINI4 ‘Geography Makes Us Citizens of the World’: On the Cosmopolitical Nature of Kant’s Geographical Thought 50FERNANDO M.F. SILVAIIPersonality and Subjectivity 695 It thinks: On a Function of the ‘I’ in the Formula of the Principle of Apperception 71MARIO CAIMI6 A Role for Creative Imagination in Kant’s Theory of Science 87PATRICIA KAUARK-LEITE7 On Becoming a Person and Creating the Kingdom of Ends: Evolution and Revolution towards Freedom 99PAULO JESUS8 The Concept of Person in the Metaphysics of Morals: From a Formal to a Material Concept 121SORAYA NOUR SCKELL9 Critique. Enlightenment. Parrhesia.: Michel Foucault’s Questioning of The Concepts of Person and Humanity in Kant’s Works 132MARITA RAINSBOROUGHIIIPersonality and Citizenship 14310 Kant’s Social Sympathy: Debunking Beneficence and Cultivating the Sense of Justice 145NURIA SANCHEZ MADRID11 Active Citizenship and Kantian Republicanism 161LUKE J. DAVIES12 Personhood according to Kant (and Schiller): Personality, Being a Human Being, and Revolution 180ANTONINO FALDUTO13 Kant on Natural Right and Revolution 199FIORELLA TOMASSININame Index 213Subject Index 216

Fernando M.F. Silva is a postdoctoral fellow and member of the Centre for Philosophy at the University of Lisbon. He completed his PhD in 2016, on Novalis’s critique of identity. He is the co-editor of the journal Estudos Kantianos and the co-coordinator of the Study Nucleus Kant and German Idealism, CFUL. His areas of research interest include Kantian Aesthetics and Anthropology, German Idealism and Romanticism, in authors such as Fichte, Novalis, or Holderlin. His publications include the forthcoming volume ‘The Poem of the Understanding Is Philosophy’: Novalis and the Art of Self-Critique, in Mimesis Verlag, Germany.Luigi Caranti is Professor of Political Philosophy at the Universita di Catania. He focuses on Kant, human rights, peace studies, and contemporary political theory with a special emphasis on distributive justice. Among his recent publications: The Kantian Federation (2022) and Kant’s Political Legacy: Human Rights, Peace, Progress (2017).

• Contributors viiPreface xiIPersonality and Human Nature 11 On the Distinction between Humanity and Personality in Kant 3LUIGI CARANTI2 Kant on the Frailty of Human Nature 21ROBERT B. LOUDEN3 ‘A Man for All Faculties’?: The Unity of Kantian Reason from a Pragmatic Point of View 28GUALTIERO LORINI4 ‘Geography Makes Us Citizens of the World’: On the Cosmopolitical Nature of Kant’s Geographical Thought 50FERNANDO M.F. SILVAIIPersonality and Subjectivity 695 It thinks: On a Function of the ‘I’ in the Formula of the Principle of Apperception 71MARIO CAIMI6 A Role for Creative Imagination in Kant’s Theory of Science 87PATRICIA KAUARK-LEITE7 On Becoming a Person and Creating the Kingdom of Ends: Evolution and Revolution towards Freedom 99PAULO JESUS8 The Concept of Person in the Metaphysics of Morals: From a Formal to a Material Concept 121SORAYA NOUR SCKELL9 Critique. Enlightenment. Parrhesia.: Michel Foucault’s Questioning of The Concepts of Person and Humanity in Kant’s Works 132MARITA RAINSBOROUGHIIIPersonality and Citizenship 14310 Kant’s Social Sympathy: Debunking Beneficence and Cultivating the Sense of Justice 145NURIA SANCHEZ MADRID11 Active Citizenship and Kantian Republicanism 161LUKE J. DAVIES12 Personhood according to Kant (and Schiller): Personality, Being a Human Being, and Revolution 180ANTONINO FALDUTO13 Kant on Natural Right and Revolution 199FIORELLA TOMASSININame Index 213Subject Index 216

Fernando M.F. Silva is a postdoctoral fellow and member of the Centre for Philosophy at the University of Lisbon. He completed his PhD in 2016, on Novalis’s critique of identity. He is the co-editor of the journal Estudos Kantianos and the co-coordinator of the Study Nucleus Kant and German Idealism, CFUL. His areas of research interest include Kantian Aesthetics and Anthropology, German Idealism and Romanticism, in authors such as Fichte, Novalis, or Holderlin. His publications include the forthcoming volume ‘The Poem of the Understanding Is Philosophy’: Novalis and the Art of Self-Critique, in Mimesis Verlag, Germany.Luigi Caranti is Professor of Political Philosophy at the Universita di Catania. He focuses on Kant, human rights, peace studies, and contemporary political theory with a special emphasis on distributive justice. Among his recent publications: The Kantian Federation (2022) and Kant’s Political Legacy: Human Rights, Peace, Progress (2017).

• Contributors viiPreface xiIPersonality and Human Nature 11 On the Distinction between Humanity and Personality in Kant 3LUIGI CARANTI2 Kant on the Frailty of Human Nature 21ROBERT B. LOUDEN3 ‘A Man for All Faculties’?: The Unity of Kantian Reason from a Pragmatic Point of View 28GUALTIERO LORINI4 ‘Geography Makes Us Citizens of the World’: On the Cosmopolitical Nature of Kant’s Geographical Thought 50FERNANDO M.F. SILVAIIPersonality and Subjectivity 695 It thinks: On a Function of the ‘I’ in the Formula of the Principle of Apperception 71MARIO CAIMI6 A Role for Creative Imagination in Kant’s Theory of Science 87PATRICIA KAUARK-LEITE7 On Becoming a Person and Creating the Kingdom of Ends: Evolution and Revolution towards Freedom 99PAULO JESUS8 The Concept of Person in the Metaphysics of Morals: From a Formal to a Material Concept 121SORAYA NOUR SCKELL9 Critique. Enlightenment. Parrhesia.: Michel Foucault’s Questioning of The Concepts of Person and Humanity in Kant’s Works 132MARITA RAINSBOROUGHIIIPersonality and Citizenship 14310 Kant’s Social Sympathy: Debunking Beneficence and Cultivating the Sense of Justice 145NURIA SANCHEZ MADRID11 Active Citizenship and Kantian Republicanism 161LUKE J. DAVIES12 Personhood according to Kant (and Schiller): Personality, Being a Human Being, and Revolution 180ANTONINO FALDUTO13 Kant on Natural Right and Revolution 199FIORELLA TOMASSININame Index 213Subject Index 216