The Metaphysics of the Moral Law Kant s Deduction of Freedom Studies in Ethics 1st Edition by Carol Voeller ISBN 978-0815337720 0815337728

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Author: Carol W. Voeller

This work offers a new understanding of Kant on the freedom of the will. Voeller looks in detail at the Groundwork of the Metaphysics of Morals and the Critiqueof Practical Reason against the background of Kant’s critical philosophy as a whole.

Table of contents: 

PART I Belief, Subjectivity, and the Epistemic Power of Practical Reason

CHAPTER 1 The Moral Argument for God’s Existence

§1 The Disputed Interpretations

§2 Kant’s Argument for God’s Existence

§3 Belief

§4 God’s Existence as Necessary Condition of the Possibility of the Highest Good

§5 Preliminaries: The Possibility of the Highest Good and the Existence of God

§6 The Highest Good as an Object of the Will

§7 The Possibility of the Highest Good

§8 Kant’s Conceptions of the Subjective and the Objective

§9 Why the Possibility of the Highest Good is an Only

Subjectively Sufficient Condition for God’s Existence

$10 The Practical and the Subjective: The Limits of the Argument

PART II The Deduction of Freedom: The Argument of Groundwork III and Chapter I of the Second Critique

CHAPTER 2 The Argument and Its Background

§11 A Deduction, Moreover, a Deduction of Freedom

§12 Two Preliminaries: A Yet Earlier Problem about Freedom with More on What the Deduction Is, and Isn’t

§13 Kant’s Notion of Law (in the Theoretical and Practical Deductions)

§14 The Argument for Equivalence

§15 The Argument for the Moral Law

§16 The Argument for the Constitution of the Will

CHAPTER 3 Texts: Groundwork III and Second Critique I

§17 The Logical Possibility of Freedom in the Groundwork

§18 The Equivalence Claim

$19 The Real Possibility of Freedom

§20 Consciousness of the Moral Law, the Critique’s Deduction of Freedom

§21 Consciousness of the Moral Law, the Groundwork’s Deduction of Freedom

§22 In Conclusion: The Ratio Cognoscendi of the Ratio Essendi

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