Titlebook: Kant, Schopenhauer and Morality: Recovering the Categorical Imperative; Mark Thomas Walker Book 2012 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Mac

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The Second the moral law in . III and yet also to bring out the difficulty of pinning down exactly how he thought of his new approach to the issue of its justification. At CPR 31 he says of the “Fundamental Law of Pure Practical Reason”, which he formulates now as “So act that the maxim of your will could alw

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Rational Nature as an End in Itself? freedom, where this commitment supposedly has to be expressed in a form that necessarily entails acceptance of the agent-neutral reason-giving status of freedom in all other subjects. We agreed with Williams that this approach differs from Kant’s way of deriving adherence to the moral law from the

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From Freedom to the Non-Phenomenaltological universality, can be regarded as telescoping together two sub-premises, namely: II (a) What is free is non-phenomenal. II (b) What is non-phenomenal is universal. The case for II(b) will be offered in the next chapter. My objective in the present chapter is to establish II(a). More precise

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Recovering the Categorical Imperativet challenge to morality, Korsgaard links the sort of necessary publicity or “shareability” of reasons she has in mind with the fact that “our social nature is deep” (1996, p. 166) No doubt there are ways of reading that claim such that even the most selfish amoralist could happily agree with it; and