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Introduction / Joe Saunders (Durham, UK)
Part I The 18th Century: Kant and his Contemporaries; Freedom and Normativity. 1. Freedom, Radical Evil and Ought Implies Can: A Problem for Kant / Robert Stern (University of Sheffield, UK) ; 2. Kant on Epistemic Freedom and Spontaneity / Alix Cohen (University of Edinburgh, UK) ; 3. The Reception of the Third Critique / Sebastian Gardner (University College London, UK) ; 4. Autonomy as Freedom: A Kantian Response to Reinhold / Jochen Bojanowski (University of Illinois, USA) ; 5. Grounding Freedom in Fichte' Normative Ethics / Gabriel Gottlieb (Xavier University, USA)
Part II The 19th Century: The post-Kantians, Idealists and Pragmatists; Nature, Politics and Experience. 6. Schelling and the Fate of Freedom / Owen Ware (University of Toronto, Canada) ; 7. The Feeling of Freedom: Schelling on the Role of Freedom in Grasping Nature / Dalia Nassar (University of Sydney, Australia) ; 8. Is Autonomy sufficient for Freedom / Charlotte Alderwick (University of the West of England, UK) ; 9. Hegel's Metaphysics, the Self-Determining Absolute, and its Defense / James Kreines (Claremont McKenna College, USA) ; 10. Marx's concept of freedom: self-realization, self-determination, or non-domination? / Jan Kandiyali (London School of Economics, UK) ; 11. Freedom and Experience in Kant and James / Joe Saunders (Durham University, UK), Neil Williams (Roehampton University, UK) ; 12. Freedom, Naturalism, and Judgement: How to Read Mill as an Absolutist about Free Speech / Chris Macleod (Lancaster University, UK)
Part III The 20th Century: New Developments: Freedom, The Self, and Others. 13. Causation, Determinism and Freedom in Early Heidegger / Sacha Golob (King's College London, UK) ; 14. Rethinking Existentialism: From Radical Freedom to Sedimentation / Jon Webber (Cardiff University) ; 15. Murdoch on Freedom / Ana Barandalla (The Aga Khan University, UK) ; 16. Levinas and "Finite Freedom" / Simon Thornton (University of California, Santa Barbara, USA)
Part I The 18th Century: Kant and his Contemporaries; Freedom and Normativity. 1. Freedom, Radical Evil and Ought Implies Can: A Problem for Kant / Robert Stern (University of Sheffield, UK) ; 2. Kant on Epistemic Freedom and Spontaneity / Alix Cohen (University of Edinburgh, UK) ; 3. The Reception of the Third Critique / Sebastian Gardner (University College London, UK) ; 4. Autonomy as Freedom: A Kantian Response to Reinhold / Jochen Bojanowski (University of Illinois, USA) ; 5. Grounding Freedom in Fichte' Normative Ethics / Gabriel Gottlieb (Xavier University, USA)
Part II The 19th Century: The post-Kantians, Idealists and Pragmatists; Nature, Politics and Experience. 6. Schelling and the Fate of Freedom / Owen Ware (University of Toronto, Canada) ; 7. The Feeling of Freedom: Schelling on the Role of Freedom in Grasping Nature / Dalia Nassar (University of Sydney, Australia) ; 8. Is Autonomy sufficient for Freedom / Charlotte Alderwick (University of the West of England, UK) ; 9. Hegel's Metaphysics, the Self-Determining Absolute, and its Defense / James Kreines (Claremont McKenna College, USA) ; 10. Marx's concept of freedom: self-realization, self-determination, or non-domination? / Jan Kandiyali (London School of Economics, UK) ; 11. Freedom and Experience in Kant and James / Joe Saunders (Durham University, UK), Neil Williams (Roehampton University, UK) ; 12. Freedom, Naturalism, and Judgement: How to Read Mill as an Absolutist about Free Speech / Chris Macleod (Lancaster University, UK)
Part III The 20th Century: New Developments: Freedom, The Self, and Others. 13. Causation, Determinism and Freedom in Early Heidegger / Sacha Golob (King's College London, UK) ; 14. Rethinking Existentialism: From Radical Freedom to Sedimentation / Jon Webber (Cardiff University) ; 15. Murdoch on Freedom / Ana Barandalla (The Aga Khan University, UK) ; 16. Levinas and "Finite Freedom" / Simon Thornton (University of California, Santa Barbara, USA)