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Acknowledgements ix
1 Introduction: the strange thing 1
The strange thing 1
The free rational will 9
The value of free rational will 15
The importance of the strange thing for moral philosophy 19
2 A sketch of Kantian will: desire and the human subject 23
Desire, choice, will 25
Desire and the human subject 34
3 A sketch continued: the structure of practical reason 39
Will as practical reason: practical rules, laws, and principles 39
Maxims, or subjective practical principles 41
Grounds for action: the representation in a principle of something as good 48
Imperatives 51
Pure practical reason, or the possibility of a categorical imperative 56
4 A sketch completed: freedom 63
An overview of the free Kantian will 63
The free Kantian will in more detail 65
Rational freedom 72
5 Against nature: Kant's argumentative strategy 75
The problem 75
Kant's understanding of nature 79
Kant's common-sense case against a natural foundation for morality 80
Kant against nature 107
6 The categorical imperative: free will willing itself 111
Kant's formalism 112
Kant's categorical imperative: its form and its content 121
Free will willing itself 140
7 What's so good about the good Kantian will? The appeals of the strange thing 145
Introduction 145
The good of free rational willing 149
8 Conclusion: Kant and the goodness of the good will 175
Bibliography 180
Works by Kant 180
Newer titles of note 181
Works cited 181
Index 187
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reviewed An Introduction to Kant's Moral Philosophy on February 26, 2018
An Introduction to Kant's Moral Philosophy
La claridad es meridiana. Excelente discipulo de Heidegger.
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