Palabras clave
Filosofia Moral
Imperativo categórico
Constructivismo moral
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Resumen
Hablo de la contribución de Paul Guyer a la serie Cambridge Elements: The Philosophy of Immanuel Kant. El autor sostiene que Kant deriva el principio fundamental y el objeto de la moralidad desde los principios fundamentales de la razón (la ley de la no contradicción, del medio excluido y el principio de la razón suficiente). Proporciono una descripción general de sus capítulos y analizo algunos de sus principales pretensiones interpretativas.
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