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041			_aeng
050			_aB2799.E8 _b.P3 1971
100			_aPaton, H. J.
245		4	_aThe Categorical Imperative : _bA Study in Kant's Moral Philosophy / _cH. J. Paton
260			_aPhiladelphia : _bUniversity of Pennsylvania Press, _c1971
300			_a283 p. _b; _c21 cm.
505			_aBOOK 1: THE APPROACH TO THE CATEGORICAL IMPERATIVE -- The critical method -- The good will -- Duty -- The maxim of morality -- Reverence -- The law -- Misunderstandings -- BOOK 2: THE BACKGROUND OF THE CATEGORICAL IMPERATIVE -- Practical reason and its subjective principles -- Practical reason and its objective principles -- The good -- Imperatives -- How are imperatives possible? -- BOOK III: THE FORMULATION OF THE CATEGORICAL IMPERATIVE -- The five formulas -- The formula of universal law -- The formula of the law of nature -- The formula of the end in itself -- The formula of autonomy -- The formula of the kingdom of ends -- BOOK IV: THE JUSTIFICATION OF THE CATEGORICAL IMPERATIVE -- The problem -- Freedom and autonomy -- Freedom as a necessary presupposition -- The intelligible world -- Membership of the intelligible world -- How is a categorical imperative possible? -- Some further questions -- The defence of freedom.
650			_aKant, Immanuel,—1724-1804—Ethics.Kant, Immanuel,—1724-1804.
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