The book by Sebastian Gardner Kant and the Critique of Pure Reason is one of the most successful introductions to perhaps the most fundamental text of modern philosophy. It places Kant and his groundbreaking work in their historical context, traces, explains, and comments on the text of the Critique in all its breadth. It discusses both the individual interpretative traditions and the influence that the work has had on modern and contemporary philosophy.

Gardner's introduction combines simplicity and clarity with an in-depth exploration of the most significant issues raised by the Critique. It unfolds the extensive range of questions, providing the reader with everything they need to take safe and steady steps towards meaningful understanding. It offers valuable support for university teaching and serves as an indispensable aid for independent study.