Was, wenn jeder...? Ethische Verallgemeinerung seit Kant. Eine Kritik
Freiburg im Breisgau: Verlag Karl Alber (2014)
Abstract
Moral criticism sometimes takes the form of asking: What if everyone acted the way you do? Such criticism seems to be grounded in some form of moral reasoning, which has in the past been the aim of various efforts of clarification, refutation and defense, in the guise of interpretations of Kant's Categorical Imperative as well as in Analytic Ethics. The book forms the first monographic attempt since decades to establish systematic order among contributions to the field. It examines a wide spectrum of generalization procedures with respect to the plausibility of their outputs, analyses their shortcomings and arrives at novel results.Author's Profile
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BJ303.G55 2014
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3495486321 9783495486320
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