Fundamental Principles of the Mtaphysic of Moral

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Exploring the foundations of ethics, this work delves into Immanuel Kant's moral philosophy, emphasizing the significance of duty and the categorical imperative. Kant argues for a rational basis for morality, asserting that moral laws are universal and applicable to all rational beings. The text examines the relationship between freedom, morality, and human dignity, providing a critical framework for understanding ethical behavior. This reproduction captures the essence of Kant's thoughts, making it a vital resource for those studying moral philosophy.