Part I: The Moral Importance Of Experience -- Experience And Cartesian Agency -- Locke's Experiential Persons -- Part Ii: On The Continuity Between Sensibility And Reason -- Moral Reflection As Perception: A Humean Account -- Manipulated Sensibilities: Rousseau On Human Nature -- Affect And Imagination In Processes Of Cognition: Herder -- Part Iii: How To Study The Human Being? Philosophy And The Empirical Method -- Natural History And The Formation Of The Human Being: Kant And Herder -- Diversifying Method: Kant's Janus-faced Conception Of The Human Being. Anik Waldow. Includes Bibliographical References (pages 265-281) And Index. Electronic Reproduction. Oxford Available Via World Wide Web.