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Kant's theory of action

por McCarty, Richard

Publicado por : Oxford University Press (Oxford (Oxfordshire, Inglaterra)) Detalles físicos: xxiv, 250 páginas ISBN:199567727; 9780199567720.

Año : 2009

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Acting on maxims. -- Action. -- Maxims. -- The practical syllogism. -- Intentions. -- Desires. -- Will. -- Choice and wish. -- Faculty of choice. -- Imperatives. -- Reasons for action. -- Justification and explanation. -- Incentives. -- Logical and psychological force. -- Incorporating incentives. -- Moral weakness. -- Causes of desire. -- Causes of choice. -- Practical pleasure. -- Interest. -- Motivational hedonism. -- Moral feeling. -- The classical model. -- Free choice. -- Psychological determinism. -- Affected but not determined. -- The incorporation thesis. -- The question just posed. -- Adopting maxims. -- Incentive strength. -- Strength of desire. -- Types of choice. -- Choice and explanation. -- Another look at "Willkür". -- Acting in two worlds. -- Causation in time. -- Cause and world. -- Noumenal action. -- Timeless causation. -- Personal identity. -- Metaphysical egoism. -- Panlibertarianism. -- Timeless agency. -- Character from two standpoints. -- Standpoints. -- Neutral objects. -- Justification and explanation revisited. -- A deterministic account of moral motivation. -- Causation and character. -- Empirical and intelligible character. -- The allegory of the play. -- "Ought" implies "can". -- Moral objections. -- Moral motivation. -- Moral incentives. -- The feeling of respect. -- Motivating feeling. -- Phenomenology of respect. -- Feeling and character. -- Acting from duty. -- Choosing motives. -- Moral worth and virtue. -- Senses of "virtue". -- Ends of virtue. -- The moral life. -- Evil nature, good will. -- Radical evil. -- "Gesinnung". -- Explaining evil. -- Evil in three degrees. -- From bad to better. -- Views on the good will. -- Good will in Groundwork I. -- Moral strength. -- Personality. -- Good will and virtue. -- Conclusion : grounds for hope.