The Theory of Ethics
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And if this fact of rational and necessary law is called "good," such a claim at least cannot be intended to subordinate it in any way to a higher category. Of course as a matter of fact Kant is here picking out the one thing in the world which to him personally, as a ration- alistic philosopher, appeals as most admirable — abstract rational necessity — and taking it as self-evidently good without concerning himself to raise the question "why"; otherwise he would have had to explain how this fa...ct of approval on his part, and how the "respect" for the law which he leaves as the only moral motive, differ from other cases of approval and motivation which he has set aside as merely empirical.
Meanwhile it is true that if, for the complete moral experience, we have to wait for the introduction of a sense of duty, then of morality in this final and distin- guishing sense duty is the special and characteristic feature. It is the doctrine of the present volume, how- ever, that duty is only one aspect of a larger ethical situation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And if this fact of rational and necessary law is called "good," such a claim at least cannot be intended to subordinate it in any way to a higher category. Of course as a matter of fact Kant is here picking out the one thing in the world which to him personally, as a ration- alistic philosopher, appeals as most admirable — abstract rational necessity — and taking it as self-evidently good without concerning himself to raise the question "why"; otherwise he would have had to explain how this fa...ct of approval on his part, and how the "respect" for the law which he leaves as the only moral motive, differ from other cases of approval and motivation which he has set aside as merely empirical.
Meanwhile it is true that if, for the complete moral experience, we have to wait for the introduction of a sense of duty, then of morality in this final and distin- guishing sense duty is the special and characteristic feature. It is the doctrine of the present volume, how- ever, that duty is only one aspect of a larger ethical situation.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rogers, Arthur Kenyon, 1868-1936 to read onlineMoreLess
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