Human Welfare and Moral Worth

Focusing on Kantian moral philosophy, the essays delve into its practical implications for contemporary issues. The first section offers insights into key themes in Kant's ethics, while the second addresses human welfare concerns. The final part examines the concept of moral worth, exploring how individuals are assessed in terms of esteem or blame. Hill illustrates the significance of moral theory for moral, political, and social philosophers, highlighting its value in tackling real-world challenges.