Kant, Schopenhauer and Morality: Recovering the Categorical Imperative

Palgrave Macmillan (2012)
Abstract Introduction : a great reversal? -- Justifying morality -- Groundwork 3 : an enigmatic text -- The second critique -- Groundwork 2 : rational nature as an end-in-itself? -- From rational agency to freedom -- From freedom to non-phenomenal -- From non-phenomenality to universality -- The identity of persons -- Recovering the categorical imperative.
Keywords PHILOSOPHY / Ethics & Moral Philosophy  PHILOSOPHY / Metaphysics  PHILOSOPHY / History & Surveys / General  SOCIAL SCIENCE / General
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Call number B2799.E8.W26 2012
ISBN(s) 9780230282605
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