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Kant and the Moral Law
In Trouble with Strangers: A Study of Ethics. Malden, MA: Wiley-Blackwell. pp. 101–129 (2008)
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Kant and the Moral Law Immanuel Kant's ‐ to which all human beings are subject in the same kind of way everyone is equal – but only, it would appear, because they have been reduced to straw men with the stuffing knocked out of them Alexander Baumgarten's aesthetics – to clarify and regulate sensory life Kantian antithesis between inclination and obligation For Kant ‐ notion of a good will should play a supremely pivotal role Kant's supposedly non‐pathological freedom under law ‐ unpalatable underside of Kant's enlightened ethics With Kant ‐ utopia has to be pushed further and further off from a degraded sensory world Kantian moral law radical precisely in its anonymity
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