Moral Self-Regard

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Focusing on the concept of duties to oneself, this extensive study explores the contributions of philosophers such as Marcia Baron, Joseph Butler, and Allen Wood within the framework of Kant's moral theory. It delves into the nature, foundation, and significance of moral self-regard, offering a comprehensive analysis of how self-respect and personal duties are integral to ethical considerations. This scholarly work aims to illuminate the complexities of self-regard in moral philosophy.