Self-Improvement: An Essay in Kantian Ethics

Oxford University Press (2011)
Abstract Introduction -- Self-improvement as an imperfect duty -- Universalizability and self-improvement -- Duties to and regarding ourselves -- Self-respect and self-improvement -- Kantian convergence arguments and self-improvement -- On what we cannot improve in others -- What is an ability?
Keywords Self-culture  Self-actualization (Psychology  Ethics
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Call number B2799.S37.J64 2011
ISBN(s) 0199599343   9780199599349
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