This book sets out the salient features of Kantian thought and proposes an interpretation of it, breaking with the cliché of a humanist Kant placing man above all else. It argues that man is one of the most imperfect samples of the true object of Kantian thought, namely the reasonable being in general.
Thibaut Gress teaches philosophy at the Institut Catholique and the Lycée Charles Péguy in Paris. He has written several essays on Descartes.
Sébastien Barbara, professor of philosophy, is also a painter, trained at the École supérieure d’art et de design de Reims.