Introduction

Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter I
2. Table of Contents V
3. Introduction VII
4. List of Sigla of Kant’s Works XV
5. Kant’s Conception of Value – Realistic Enough? 1
6. Kant’s Value Prescriptivism 23
7. Kant on Moral Value in the Groundwork 41
8. Acting for a Reason. What Kant’s Concept of Maxims Can Tell Us about Value, Human Action, and Practical Identity 65
9. Blind Spots in the Formula of Humanity: What Does it Mean not to Treat Someone as an End? 89
10. The Relationship between Dignity and the End in Itself in Kant’s Groundwork for the Metaphysics of Morals 105
11. Some Remarks on the Concept of Good in the Second Chapter of the Analytics in Kant’s CPR 123
12. The Moral Value of the Will. The Concepts of Good and Evil in the Second Chapter of Kant’s Critique of Practical Reason 139
13. Kant’s Cosmopolitanism and the Value of Humanity – Implications for a Universal Right to Citizenship 163
14. Honeste Vive and Legal Personality in Kant’s Metaphysics of Morals 181
15. Kant’s Problematic Theory of the Value of Marriage 197
16. Is Whatever Diminishes the Hindrances to an Activity a Furthering of this Activity Itself? Kant on Moral Value from Respect for the Law 217
17. Manipulation and the Value of Rational Agency 241
18. About the Authors 263
19. Index 267