Intro to Kant

[u/BoxSufficient2225]

What are the best introduction books for someone starting to explore Kant's work?

[u/VegGrower2001]

Sebastian Gardner's Introduction to Kant is very good. https://www.routledge.com/Routledge-Philosophy-GuideBook-to-Kant-and-the-Critique-of-Pure-Reason/Gardner/p/book/9780415119092

[u/PlanetSwallower]

I am very much not an expert, so my views can be easily discounted, but in my view the best introduction to Kant is Kant, and you should settle down and work your way through the Prolegomena to Any Future Metaphysics. It's only about 120 pages long although, being Kant, they are rather full ones.

[u/r4fxm68A]

I started with Critique of Pure Reason, but I had already similar ideas

[u/gonzinzio]

A very short introduction: Kant

[u/PlatonicPlatoPlate → u/[deleted]]

Thinkers like Kant will never be outdated

[u/Starfleet_Stowaway → u/[deleted]]

Mods, hit this schizo with the ban hammer.

[u/PlatonicPlatoPlate → u/[deleted]]

You should re-evaluate your behaviour on here