Constitutes the most comprehensive and informed treatment of Kant's metaphysics lectures to date, analysing them within his wider philosophy.

Introduction Courtney D. Fugate; 1. Herder as interpreter of Kant's Philosophy John H. Zammito; 2. The prolegomena to Kant's lectures on metaphysics Karin de Boer; 3. Ontology as transcendental philosophy Huaping Lu-Adler; 4. A guide to ground in Kant's lectures on metaphysics Nicholas F. Stang; 5. Space and time in Kant's lectures on metaphysics Emily Carson; 6. Kant's cosmology, miracles and the autonomy of reason Courtney D. Fugate; 7. Kant's aesthetics in his lectures on metaphysics Paul Guyer; 8. Kant's metaphysics of freedom (1775-1782): theoretical and practical perspectives Heiner F. Klemme; 9. From anthropology to rational psychology in Kant's lectures on metaphysics Jennifer Mensch; 10. Baumgarten and Kant on rational theology: deism, theism and the role of analogy Brian A. Chance and Lawrence Pasternack.