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Kant's Impure Ethics : From Rational Beings to Human Beings
Kant's Impure Ethics : From Rational Beings to Human Beings
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Author(s): Louden, Robert B.
ISBN No.: 9780195160307
Pages: 272
Year: 200211
Format: Trade Paper
Price: $ 130.20
Dispatch delay: Dispatched between 7 to 15 days
Status: Available (On Demand)

"Louden has produced a book that is unique in its attempt to make a wide variety of Kant's writings relevant to his ethical theory.[Louden] displays a breathless grasp of extensive primary literature as well as secondary literature."--The Review of Metaphysics"Anyone interested in investigating the empirical aspects of Kant's ethics will need to consult Louden and Wood. They both present richly detailed portrayals and discuss many themes."--International Philosophical Quarterly"Robert Louden's Kant's Impure Ethics is a well-researched, engaging, and accessible study of a largely neglected area of Kant's work."--Philosophy and Phenomenological Research"Louden has produced a book that is unique in its attempt to make a wide variety of Kant's writings relevant to his ethical theory.[Louden] displays a breathless grasp of extensive primary literature as well as secondary literature."--The Review of Metaphysics"Anyone interested in investigating the empirical aspects of Kant's ethics will need to consult Louden and Wood.


They both present richly detailed portrayals and discuss many themes."--International Philosophical Quarterly.


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