Person, Being, and History: Essays in Honor of Kenneth L. Schmitz

During a distinguished career as thinker and educator at universities across North America, philosopher Kenneth L. Schmitz has striven to recover metaphysical realism in a world that has, after Kant, turned to the subject. Schmitz has done so through precisely the window of the subjectivity, particularity, and concern for history which marks philosophy after Kant.

Although primarily associated with his native University of Toronto, where he was known as "the Educator," Schmitz also taught ...