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What good is Kant’s philosophy for contemporary philosophy of science? What are the main Kantian insights that philosophers of science have recently rediscovered? What is the Kantian legacy in modern physics and in the foundations of arithmetic and geometry? These interrelated questions reflect the increasing interest in Kant and philosophy of science in recent years. The essays collected in this volume originate from the conference Kant and Philosophy of Science Today held at University College London in July 2007. They cover a variety of Kantian legacies in the development of nineteenth and twentieth century physics and mathematics, and explore the relevance that Kant’s philosophy still has for current debates in philosophy of science, philosophy of mathematics, and philosophy of physics. Contributors: Hasok Chang, Michael Friedman, Michela Massimi, Margaret Morrison, Carl Posy, Thomas Ryckman, Daniel Sutherland, Roberto Torretti.
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