An introductory and reference work for the study of philosophy: The entries provide definitions and brief analyses of Kant's writings, fundamental concepts, and positions. They can be read independently, but together they also form a complete introduction. The Little Kant Lexicon begins with an overview of Kant's life and work, as well as the central positions of his philosophy. This introduction is followed by the first main section, which contains more detailed analyses of Kant's most important works and writings, and the second main section, which covers the fundamental concepts of his philosophy for reference. The contributions have been written by renowned experts in Kant research, yet they are concise and easily understandable. The lexicon thus facilitates the reading of Kant's works, and literature references assist with presentations and term papers.