Fundamental Principles of the Mtaphysic of Moral

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Exploring the foundations of moral philosophy, this work delves into Immanuel Kant's ethical theories, emphasizing the importance of duty and the categorical imperative. It examines the nature of moral laws and their universality, arguing for a rational basis for ethics that transcends subjective experiences. Kant's analysis highlights the relationship between freedom and moral responsibility, providing insights into how individuals can act in accordance with moral principles. This reproduction preserves the original text's depth and complexity, offering a critical examination of morality.