Provisional Politics: Kantian Arguments in Policy Context

Yale University Press (2008)
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True,Kant takes the conclusions of his ethical work for granted in his political theorizing; he treats corollaries of the categorical imperative as conclusive principles of political right.However,in his political theory his concern is not simply to lay ...

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Elisabeth H. Ellis
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