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Introduction to Kant's Ethics
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  • Introduction to Kant's Ethics
  • Written by author Roger J. Sullivan
  • Published by Cambridge University Press, January 1994
  • This is the most up-to-date, brief and accessible introduction to Kant's ethics available. It approaches the moral theory via the political philosophy, thus allowing the reader to appreciate why Kant argued that the legal structure for any civil society m
  • This is the most up-to-date, brief and accessible introduction to Kant's ethics available.
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Introduction1
1A Beginning: Kant's Political Theory3
Kant's Life7
Liberalism7
The Rationale for the State9
The Universal Principle of Justice11
A System of Laws13
The Dignity of the Individual15
Equality16
Universality17
Republicanism and the General Will17
Hope and a League of Nations20
Kant's Moral Theory21
The Relation between Public and Private Morality23
2The Categorical Imperative: The Ultimate Norm of Morality28
The First Section of the Foundations29
The Second Section of the Foundations34
The Dual Role of the Categorical Imperative36
The Role of Moral Judgment37
Empirical Content41
Misusing the Categorical Imperative41
3The Formula of Autonomy or of Universal Law46
Autonomy: Practical Lawfulness47
Testing the Maxim of a Lying Premise48
Consistency with Other Maxims52
Obligatory Natural Ends54
Kant's Examples56
Kant's Doctrine concerning Lies57
Another Example59
4The Formula of Respect for the Dignity of Persons65
Relation to the First Formula66
Persons and Things67
Respect for Persons70
Duties to Self71
Our Moral Vocation73
Pursuing Happiness75
Respect for Others76
Benevolence and Beneficence79
5The Formula of Legislation for a Moral Community84
The Rule of the Third Formula84
The Moral Community: The State87
The Ethical Community: The Church87
Our Final Destiny: The Highest Good89
6The Limits of the Categorical Imperative94
Permissible Actions95
Positive Duties96
Conflicts between Moral Rules99
Conflicting Moral Judgments105
Conscience107
Erroneous Moral Judgments108
The Value of a Moral Theory109
7Morality and Prudence (Foundations 2)114
Practical Reason in General114
Prudence116
Contrasting Prudence and Morality121
A Nonempirical Basis for Morality124
The Power of Moral Reason125
Freedom and Autonomy125
8Moral Character130
Internal Moral Conflicts131
The "Radical Evil" in Human Nature133
The Ultimate Commitment135
Moral Interest136
Moral Sentiments138
Respect and Other Moral Sentiments139
The Spirit of Virtue141
Moral Fanaticism142
Mixed Motivation143
Sympathy and Moral Worth144
9Living under the Moral Law149
The Foundation of Morality150
What Kind of Political System Should We Have?151
What Kind of Person Should I Aim to Become?154
What Should Our Personal Associations Be Like?156
10The Defense of Morality (Foundations 3)160
The Defense of Freedom161
The Futility of an Appeal to Experience163
Kant's Thesis164
The Doctrine of the Two Viewpoints166
A Second Argument172
Suggestions for Further Reading175
Index179


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