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  1. Ética pura e sitaćões motivacionais: O sujeito moral em Husserl.Marcelo Fabri - 2012 - Dissertatio 35:31-45.
    O artigo examina o conceito husserliano de ética pura mostrando que as leis formais, que fundam esta ética, só podem ter força moral na medida em que forem “preenchidas” pela matéria contingente das situações motivacionais. Nesse sentido, sem as contingências da vida factual, o dever não poderia alcançar universalização. Eis por que, em sentido fenomenológico, a ética pura deve ser complementada por uma ética material, levando em conta, necessariamente, a autorrealização e a autodeterminação do sujeito humano concreto.
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  • Critique husserlienne de l’éthique kantienne.Dominique Pradelle - 2016 - Meta: Research in Hermeneutics, Phenomenology, and Practical Philosophy (2):442-481.
    In this paper we want to focus on Husserl’s critique of Kantian ethics and to develop the following questions. Against the merely empiristic orientation of Hume’s ethics, the Kantian foundation of ethics has an aprioristic character; but does this aprioristic character have to be identified with the origin of ethical principles in the pure subjectivity, and if not, which is its phenomenological signification? The sense of the Copernican revolution is that the structures of the objects are in accordance with the (...)
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  • Critique phénoménologique de l’éthique kantienne.Dominique Pradelle - 2016 - Meta: Research in Hermeneutics, Phenomenology, and Practical Philosophy 8 (2):442-481.
    In this paper we want to focus on Husserl’s critique of Kantian ethics and to develop the following questions. Against the merely empiristic orientation of Hume’s ethics, the Kantian foundation of ethics has an aprioristic character; but does this aprioristic character have to be identified with the origin of ethical principles in the pure subjectivity, and if not, which is its phenomenological signification? The sense of the Copernican revolution is that the structures of the objects are in accordance with the (...)
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