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Dieses Buch vergleicht die Philosophien von Kant und Hume. Der Autor, Christian Ritter, zeigt auf, dass es einen tiefgreifenden Unterschied in der epistemologischen Perspektive der beiden Philosophen gibt. Während Humes Philosophie den Empirismus betont, versucht Kant, eine Synthese zwischen Rationalität und Empirie zu erreichen. Ritter beleuchtet die Vor- und Nachteile beider Ansätze und zeigt auf, welcher für welche Probleme besser geeignet ist.
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