«Everyone who reads Leslie Stevenson's new book, "Animals, Humans, and Kant", will learn from it. Written in a clear, witty and engaging voice, it offers not only a sophisticated survey of current commentary on key issues in Kant?s philosophy of mind; but also a tour of the landscape in cognitive psychology regarding the nature of perception and thought. Best of all, it combines these overviews with original insights into the text of Kant's Critique of Pure Reason, using as a basis of comparison...