John ShaqiResearch Library

Abrahamic

JudaismTanakh, Talmud, commentary ChristianityBible, commentary, church history IslamQur'an, hadith, tafsir, history

Dharmic

Hinduism Buddhism Jainism Sikhism

East Asian & Iranian

Taoism Confucianism Zoroastrianism

Across traditions

All ten traditionsSide by side ProphetsMessengers across faiths Gods & deitiesPantheons and their sources

Scripture

Qur'anArabic with translation HadithCollections, books, chains Primary textsScriptures for continuous reading

The collection

CatalogueCurated open-access works The Grand ArchiveThe full public-domain holdings Authors A–ZThe archive by author Sources & creditsProvenance of the collection

People & ideas

FiguresLives, eras, traditions PhilosophyThinkers and their texts

By John Shaqi

RecordingsLectures and talks Books by JohnPublished works Research profile

Discussion MembershipSign in Join

Loading the philosophy index

Research Library

Independent research library of comparative religion, philosophy, and the history of ideas

The editor

John Shaqi

Independent researcher and writer on comparative religion, prophethood, and religious authority.

John Shaqi is an independent researcher and writer working on comparative religion, prophetic tradition, and the history of religious authority.

Research profile →

Research

Essays Recordings Philosophy Figures Prophets Gods & deities

Library

Qur'an Hadith Primary texts Catalogue The Grand Archive Authors A–Z Most read

Traditions

Judaism Christianity Islam Hinduism Buddhism Jainism Sikhism Taoism Confucianism Zoroastrianism All ten traditions

Community

Sign in Discussion Membership Donate

About

Research profile Works Sources & credits Press Contact

Correspondence

Occasional notices of new essays and source materials.

Terms Privacy FAQ

© 2026 John Shaqi. All rights reserved.

© John Shaqi. All rights reserved.

Attribution & Bibliography

Opening the text

← Back to Kant

The Philosophy of Immanuel Kant

Kant · en

The student beginning the study of Kant will find _Watson’s Selections
from Kant_ (MacLehose & Sons) useful if he cannot read the _Critiques_
in full.

                             *COMMENTARIES*

The most useful small books on Kant are Adamson, _The Philosophy of
Kant_ (Blackwood), and Watson, _The Philosophy of Kant Explained_
(MacLehose).  The best and most thorough work on Kant in English is
Caird, _The Critical Philosophy of Kant_, 2 vols.  (MacLehose).

                        PRINTED IN GREAT BRITAIN

← PreviousPage 58 of 58