Arts and Humanities
8 years ago

Kant's Critique of Human Perfection Unveils Flaws in Moral Principles.

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Kant’s Attitude Toward Human Perfection as a Moral Determinant
William B. Hund

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The article explores Kant's views on human perfection as a moral principle. It looks at how Kant's ideas on perfection evolved over time and examines his criticisms of the concept. The study aims to determine if Kant's criticisms are valid and if his own moral principle, the categorical imperative, can withstand these criticisms.