Kant’s Critique of the Power of Judgement , first published in 1790, was the last of the great philosopher’s three critiques, following on the heels of Critique of Pure Reason (1781) and Critique of Practical Reason (1788). In the first two, Kant dealt with metaphysics and morality and, in the third, kant turns to the aesthetic dimension of human experience. here, he shows how our experiences of natural and artistic beauty, the sublime magnitude and might of nature and of purposive organisms and ecological systems, gives us palpable evidence that it is possible for us not only to form moral intentions, but also to realise our freely chosen moral goals within nature as we experience it. The present volume collects twelve of the most important critical discussons on Critique of the Power of Judgement written by leading Kant scholars and aestheticians from the United States and Great Britain. In addition to the introductin by the editor, the book includes an extensive, annotated bibliography of the most important work on Kant and on the background and arguments of his third Critique published throughout the twentieth century.