On the occasion of the 200th anniversary of Immanuel Kant's death, a new edition of the philosophical reader by Wilhelm Weischedel is now available, which aims to convey philosophy and current questions of life. The thinker and debater Kant is presented to interested readers—beyond the circle of academic scholars—in an accessible form. Wilhelm Weischedel has made a representative and readable selection that covers topics ranging from "Metaphysics" to "Women," from "Moral Law" to "Laughter and Tears." The collection focuses on the human being as a knowing, moral, aesthetic, political, transcendent, historical, and physical entity. This diversity of topics invites an intellectual adventure that aligns perfectly with Kant's most famous saying: "Sapere aude! Have the courage to use your own understanding!".