Kant-studien is an academic journal dedicated to the study of Immanuel Kant's philosophy, playing a central role in the field of Kant's research. The publication focus of this journal reflects a dual focus on in-depth exploration of Kant's philosophy: on the one hand, it is committed to publishing explanatory research on Kant's philosophy, including academic discussions on the historical background, text editing, and version differences of Kant's works; On the other hand, it also values a systematic debate on a priori philosophy, namely a thorough analysis of the internal logic and structure of Kant's philosophical system.

The dual focus of the journal not only promotes a precise understanding of Kant's philosophical texts, but also advances the modern interpretation and application of his philosophical ideas. In addition, it also expanded its research perspective by studying Kant's pioneers - early philosophers who had an impact on Kant's thought, as well as the influence of Kant's philosophy on later generations. This provides a valuable perspective for understanding the position and role of Kantian philosophy in the historical context.