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Showing 1 to 2 of 2 for “"Critique of Practical Reason"”.
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The nature of synthetic judgements a priori and the categorical imperative
… to show that the five different formulations of the categorical imperative that Kant provides are all equivalent, in spite of their apparently differing meanings. To meet this goal I propose to display the nature of synthetic judgements a priori, since Kant claimed that the categorical …
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Kant, Skepticism, and Moral Sensibility
… role to play in moral life. But the exact nature of this role is far from clear. As much as Kant insists that moral action must proceed from a feeling of respect, he maintains with equal insistence that the objective basis of acting from duty must come from practical reason alone, and that when we …