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Introduction | 1 | |
1 | A Beginning: Kant's Political Theory | 3 |
Kant's Life | 7 | |
Liberalism | 7 | |
The Rationale for the State | 9 | |
The Universal Principle of Justice | 11 | |
A System of Laws | 13 | |
The Dignity of the Individual | 15 | |
Equality | 16 | |
Universality | 17 | |
Republicanism and the General Will | 17 | |
Hope and a League of Nations | 20 | |
Kant's Moral Theory | 21 | |
The Relation between Public and Private Morality | 23 | |
2 | The Categorical Imperative: The Ultimate Norm of Morality | 28 |
The First Section of the Foundations | 29 | |
The Second Section of the Foundations | 34 | |
The Dual Role of the Categorical Imperative | 36 | |
The Role of Moral Judgment | 37 | |
Empirical Content | 41 | |
Misusing the Categorical Imperative | 41 | |
3 | The Formula of Autonomy or of Universal Law | 46 |
Autonomy: Practical Lawfulness | 47 | |
Testing the Maxim of a Lying Premise | 48 | |
Consistency with Other Maxims | 52 | |
Obligatory Natural Ends | 54 | |
Kant's Examples | 56 | |
Kant's Doctrine concerning Lies | 57 | |
Another Example | 59 | |
4 | The Formula of Respect for the Dignity of Persons | 65 |
Relation to the First Formula | 66 | |
Persons and Things | 67 | |
Respect for Persons | 70 | |
Duties to Self | 71 | |
Our Moral Vocation | 73 | |
Pursuing Happiness | 75 | |
Respect for Others | 76 | |
Benevolence and Beneficence | 79 | |
5 | The Formula of Legislation for a Moral Community | 84 |
The Rule of the Third Formula | 84 | |
The Moral Community: The State | 87 | |
The Ethical Community: The Church | 87 | |
Our Final Destiny: The Highest Good | 89 | |
6 | The Limits of the Categorical Imperative | 94 |
Permissible Actions | 95 | |
Positive Duties | 96 | |
Conflicts between Moral Rules | 99 | |
Conflicting Moral Judgments | 105 | |
Conscience | 107 | |
Erroneous Moral Judgments | 108 | |
The Value of a Moral Theory | 109 | |
7 | Morality and Prudence (Foundations 2) | 114 |
Practical Reason in General | 114 | |
Prudence | 116 | |
Contrasting Prudence and Morality | 121 | |
A Nonempirical Basis for Morality | 124 | |
The Power of Moral Reason | 125 | |
Freedom and Autonomy | 125 | |
8 | Moral Character | 130 |
Internal Moral Conflicts | 131 | |
The "Radical Evil" in Human Nature | 133 | |
The Ultimate Commitment | 135 | |
Moral Interest | 136 | |
Moral Sentiments | 138 | |
Respect and Other Moral Sentiments | 139 | |
The Spirit of Virtue | 141 | |
Moral Fanaticism | 142 | |
Mixed Motivation | 143 | |
Sympathy and Moral Worth | 144 | |
9 | Living under the Moral Law | 149 |
The Foundation of Morality | 150 | |
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 | |
10 | The Defense of Morality (Foundations 3) | 160 |
The Defense of Freedom | 161 | |
The Futility of an Appeal to Experience | 163 | |
Kant's Thesis | 164 | |
The Doctrine of the Two Viewpoints | 166 | |
A Second Argument | 172 | |
Suggestions for Further Reading | 175 | |
Index | 179 |
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