On the Boundaries of Kant's Moral Philosophy

Russian Studies in Philosophy 48 (3):48-65 (2009)
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Discussing ambiguities and paradoxes of Kant's treatment of the example of the murderer at the door, the article finds their roots in the absoluteness of Kant's moral requirements and ontological limitations of his practical philosophy. It identifies and examines socio-ontological and moral boundaries of Kant's moral philosophy

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