"The volume does achieve something important: it demonstrates that Meillassoux's speculative materialism is not an eccentric position to be found in some far-off corner of continental philosophy, but a serious and interesting position that should be engaged by those who stand in other traditions of contemporary philosophy." Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews
"This book takes up the contemporary legacy of Kant and his transcendental idealism in dialogue with two of his most influential recent interpreters: Wilfrid Sellars and Quentin Meillassoux. Though situated on different sides of the analytic/continental divide, both of these philosophers interpretations have revitalized the discussion of Kants philosophy and its associated metaphysics and transformed it for contemporary philosophical discussion. This is the first book to bring Sellars and Meillassouxs respective treatments of Kant explicitly into dialogue and, as such, will be essential in laying the groundwork for a twenty-first century discussion of Kants epistemology and metaphysics beyond the analytic/continental divide." Paul M. Livingston, University of New Mexico, USA
