Titlebook: Kant and Sartre; Re-discovering Criti Sorin Baiasu Book 2011 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2011 ethics.Jea

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Kanted by an investigation of the objections one formulates against the other. I have also anticipated then that the conclusion of this investigation will be that Sartre misinterprets Kant’s moral theory and some of his most important objections miss the point; however, we can only talk about misinterpr

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Sartre and Kantselfchoice that seem to be required by moral accountability and the possibility of moral judgement. Structural similarities, as I have mentioned, are identified when Sartre’s objections to Kant turn out to rely on a mistaken reading of Kant and when it can be shown that Kant, too, argues against the

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Introduction that truthfulness was a person’s unconditional obligation (Constant 1998: 493). One year later, Kant replied to this pamphlet by arguing against the legal implications of Constant’s criticism, to wit, against “a supposed right to lie from philanthropy” (.: 8:425, 611).