Ends and Principles In Kant’s Moral Thought [Book Review]

Idealistic Studies 22 (3):297-298 (1992)
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In the introduction the author states that his aim is “to determine whether Kant’s moral thought should be called ‘teleological’.” In his conclusion he admits that “several puzzling aspects of Kant’s moral thought have been illuminated [and] several erroneous interpretations have been corrected.” Both statements are true. But it is also true that some problems still remain.

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