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Joseph Drew,Bligh Grantory, a designation that runs directly counter to the Anscombian reading. I proceed as follows. First, I explain Kant’s understanding of his doctrine of virtue in terms of morally obligatory ends, ends that he thinks help us cultivate virtue, which he defines as the capacity for self-constraint we ca

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Bligh Grant,Joseph Drew over same-sex marriage. In order to make my argument, I needed first to address what I called “the Anscombian reading of Kant’s ethics,” which is a reading of Kant that mischaracterizes his ethical theory as a deontological theory that is morally rigoristic, formalistic, and closed off to empirical

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Garve, August 7, 1783) was not pleased with this comparison. In the Prolegomena (13) he explained that his system, far from agreeing with Berkeley, was the proper antidote to Berkeley’s objectionable form of idealism. In an explicit response to the offending review (Prolegomena Appendix) Kant claime

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antian doctrines fell into disrepute earlier in thiscentury, the past twenty-five years have seen a surge of interest inand respect for Kant‘s philosophy of mathematics among both Kantscholars and philosophers of mathematics. .The present volume includes the classic papers from the 1960s and1970s wh