Her work on Kant, aesthetic pleasure, aesthetic value, aesthetic rationality, and romantic aesthetics has appeared, among others, in the Journal of Philosophy, Inquiry, British Journal of Aesthetics, Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy, and in various collections. Gorodeisky received the Philip Quinn Fellowship from the National Humanities Center for developing the book she is completing these days—a book on the significance of the logical form and sui generis type of rationality that characterize Kant’s notion of aesthetic judgment. Her next book project is on the relationship between aesthetic pleasure and aesthetic value, arguing for a neglected alternative between aesthetic hedonism and its non-affective denial. Gorodeisky serves as the vice-president of the Society for German Idealism and Romanticism.