实践理性批判
by [德]康德 邓晓芒
In Critique of Practical Reason, Immanuel Kant investigates the principles of moral action through the lens of practical reason. He articulates how duty and the categorical imperative form the core of ethical conduct, emphasizing autonomy and the pursuit of the highest good. This seminal text shapes modern moral philosophy by grounding ethics in rational deliberation rather than empirical desires.
About This Book
实践理性批判 is a foundational text in moral philosophy by Immanuel Kant, translated by Deng Xiaomang. It examines the practical application of reason in determining moral laws and duties.
The book distinguishes between theoretical and practical reason, focusing on how the latter governs human will and ethical behavior.
Kant's analysis addresses the concept of the categorical imperative as a universal moral principle independent of empirical influences.
This work builds on Kant's earlier critiques, providing a systematic framework for understanding freedom, autonomy, and the highest good in moral life.
Through rigorous argumentation, it seeks to establish reason as the basis for morality, influencing subsequent philosophical thought.
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