Kant's Theory of Freedom
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Kant's Theory of Freedom

by Henry E. Allison

Philosophy
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A detailed study of Kant's theory of freedom, examining its significance within his moral and practical philosophy.

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This book explores Kant's theory of freedom as presented in his critical philosophy.

It analyzes the relationship between freedom, morality, and practical reason in Kant's work.

The study addresses key concepts such as autonomy, the will, and moral law.

Readers gain insight into the foundational aspects of Kantian ethics and metaphysics.

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