We are glad to give notice of Kant and the Feeling of Life. Beauty and Nature in the Critique of Judgment, edited by Jennifer Mensch (SUNY Press, 2024).
From the publisher’s website:
Jennifer Mensch
1. From the Beginning: Kant on the Feeling of Life Itself
Dennis J. Schmidt
2. The Furtherance of Life as the Bridge between Nature and Freedom in Kant’s Critical Philosophy
James Risser
3. Pure Aesthetic Judging as a Form of Life
Courtney D. Fugate
4. The Aesthetic Perfection of Life in Baumgarten, Meier, and Kant
J. Colin McQuillan
5. The Ideal of Beauty and the Meaning of “Life” in Kant’s Philosophy
Kristi Sweet
6. The Momentary Inhibition and Outpouring of the Vital Powers: Kant on the Dynamic Sublime
Rachel Zuckert
7. Imagination, Life, and Self-Consciousness in the Kantian Sublime
Robert R. Clewis
8. A Matter of Life and Death, or The Anthropological Deduction of the Sublime
Dilek Huseyinzadegan
9. On the Sensus Communis as a Feeling of Life
Rodolphe Gasché
10. Kant, the Feeling of Life, and the Reflective Comprehension of Teleological Purposiveness
Rudolf A. Makkreel
11. Organizing the State: Mechanism and Organism in Kant’s Political Writings of the 1780s and 1790s
Susan Meld Shell
12. Kant on the Feeling of Health
Michael J. Olson
13. Kant and Organic Life
Joan Steigerwald
14. Personality: The Life of the Finite, Moral-Rational Being
G. Felicitas Munzel