Kant and moral integrity

Philosophical Studies 57 (2):193 - 205 (1989)
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A main objection – perhaps the foremost – to Kant's theory of moral worth is that whereas he claims that only actions performed from the motive of duty have moral worth, most people are convinced that right actions performed out of

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