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Michael Yuen

Research

 

I have three ongoing research projects regarding Kant that investigate (i) the nature and norms of epistemic virtue and vice, (ii) the rationality of faith and hope, and their roles in moral psychology, and (iii) epistemic states higher than knowledge such as comprehension.  Here is my Philpapers profile.

Papers

 

  1. “The Action-Guidance Problem in Virtue Epistemology” Thought. (forthcoming) 2026. 13 (1)

  2. “Attainability in Kant's Moral Argument” Kantian Review. 2025. 30 (4) pp. 1 - 18 

  3. “Kant on Hope’s Value and Misanthropy” Canadian Journal of Philosophy 2024. 53 (6) pp. 472 - 486.

  4. "Analytic Cognition in Kant" Kantian Review 2024 29 (3) pp. 467 - 487.


Works-in-Progress

Drafts available on request


"A Real Definition of Kantian Cognition"

“A Kantian Model of Epistemic Virtue”

“Kant on Epistemic Vice”

“Kant on Higher Epistemic States than Knowledge” 


“Epistemic Virtue, Motivation, and Irrationality”
"Rational Acceptance, Faith and Hope" 


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