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

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III: An Enigmatic Textional agent is thought to act insofar as his action is morally good. 2) to justify this principle, that is, to show that it actually holds for or is binding upon imperfectly rational agents such as human beings; and 3) to apply this principle in a ‘metaphysics of morals’, so as to obtain “the whole system” of human duties. (1991, p. 1)

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From Freedom to the Non-Phenomenalenomenal 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 precisely, I shall argue here that free, rationalized acts are non-phenomenal in nature and in . I shall argue that this entails that they are, in a certain sense to be explained more fully, universals.

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Mark Thomas Walkerenberg: it cannot have a fixed meaning just because it mediates between various contexts and disciplines. Any attempt to define ‘biodiversity’ in general terms is thus futile and does not capture the role it fulfills in contemporary discourse. Rather than trying to define the concept, reconstructing

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Mark Thomas WalkerWe propose ecophysiology-based metrics for low intensity limiting/impacting drivers, affecting organisms’ individual performance; trait-based metrics for medium intensity drivers, affecting the ecological performance of sensitive species before tolerant ones, changing species abundance and community

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