For many it remains a moot point whether Derrida is the final rationalist in the wake of the Kantian revolution in philosophy, or whether he has furnished a definitive overthrow of the Kantian world-view. Certainly, Kantian concerns are dealt with across the whole body of Derrida's work. Kant after Derrida is an edited collection of essays from an authoritative and international list of contributors that addresses the legacy of Kant after Derrida, assessing the principal points of contact and dissonance between the Derridean deconstructive approach and Kant's critical method.

Phil Rothfield teaches at Middlesex University in England.