This lesson provides key theoretical background for Kant’s moral philosophy and examines Kant’s view that morality is an end in itself and that a moral person should be selflessly motivated.
This course includes a handout.
This lesson provides key theoretical background for Kant’s moral philosophy and examines Kant’s view that morality is an end in itself and that a moral person should be selflessly motivated.
This course includes a handout.
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