Introduction
Jan-Willem van der Rijt and Adam Cureton
Part I. Human Dignity and the Kingdom of Ends in Kant’s Groundwork
1. The Dignity of Freedom
Paul Guyer
2. The Kingdom of Ends in the Groundwork
Oliver Sensen
3. "Closer to intuition (according to a certain analogy) and thereby to feeling:" Making Kant’s Kingdom of Ends Intuitive
Mark Timmons
4. Kant’s Understanding of Human Dignity as Self-Determination in the Realm of Ends
Dietmar von der Pfordten
Part II. The Politics of Human Dignity and the Kingdom of Ends
5. Honeste Vive: Dignity in Kant’s Theory of Juridical Obligation
Alice Pinheiro Walla
6. All Kings in the Kingdom of Ends?
Jeremy Waldron
7. The Transmutation of Dignity: Kant, neo-Roman Republicanism, and the Commonwealth of Ends
Jan-Willem van der Rijt
8. Respect and Retribution in the Kingdom of Ends
David Sussman
9. Kantian Human Dignity and a ‘Community of Rights’
Marcus Düwell
10. Poverty, Dignity, and the Kingdom of Ends
Corinna Mieth and Garrath Williams
Part III. The Ethics of Human Dignity and the Kingdom of Ends
11. Legislating in the Fray: Lillian Hellman and the Kingdom of Ends
Sarah Holtman
12. The Kingdom of Ends as Ideal
Kiran Bhardwaj
13. Gaslighting, Self-Respect, and the Kingdom of Ends
Cynthia A. Stark
14. Knowledge, Error, and Enlightenment in the Kingdom of Ends
Adam Cureton
15. Deliberating with Solidarity, Respect, and Appreciation
Thomas E. Hill, Jr.