Kant on Moral Autonomy

."..The essays are presented in honor of O'Neill's work as a scholar and teacher. It is a fine volume.... this collection gives us fourteen good essays on an interesting and important topic. As a whole, the volume provides a thorough treatment of Kant's conception of autonomy, the influence of Rousseau, and how Kant's conception of autonomy developed over time, as well as indications of how Kant's conception of autonomy differs from, and could support, contemporary conceptions of autonomy.... the volume covers almost everything one could hope for.... the volume succeeds by every measure of success, and I wholeheartedly recommend it to anyone interested in Kant, autonomy, or the continued relevance of Kantian autonomy." --Jeppe von Platz, Suffolk University, Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews