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Groundwork of the metaphysic of morals

Immanuel Kant · 1964

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Wow...I wouldn't normally try to give "the" summary for Kant's Groundwork. If you haven't read this -- read it! Kant asks what it would mean if morality exists. Unpacking this definition, he thinks that if morality exists, it has something to do with conformance to universal laws, and that if morality if binding for human beings, human beings have to be autonomous. For whether he thinks he can show that human beings are autonomous...read treatise 3!

Book details

Year
1964
Language
English
Series
Harper torchbooks ; TB 1159
Publisher
Harper & Row
Editions
4
Pages
148
ISBN
9780061311598

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