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Kant’s Moral Philosophy: a comprehensive introductory guide PART 1
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Kant’s Moral Philosophy: a comprehensive introductory guide PART 1 Nature vs respect for an empty formal law Mathias Mas May 03, 2025 18 6 22 Share Thanks for reading Mathias’s Substack! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work. Subscribe Introduction: When Kant’s moral philosophy is mentioned in the mainstream intellectual space, and even in the space of quite serious contemporary and less contemporary philosophy, more often than not two aspects of it seem to pop up. Usually the first thing that happens is a quotation of one of the formulations of Kant’s categorical imperat
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