 Share
|
« Previous Politics | Next Politics » |
Email
Print
|
Defending Kant
By
In response to yesterday's anti-Kant attack ad, John Holbo suggests the following defense of Kant's ethics:
I'd say, though, that this little ditty recapitulates one of the oft-criticized flaws in Kant's thinking, namely the surface non-equivalance of different formulations of the key moral principle.
I'd say, though, that this little ditty recapitulates one of the oft-criticized flaws in Kant's thinking, namely the surface non-equivalance of different formulations of the key moral principle.
Join the Discussion
After you comment, click Post. If you’re not already logged in you will be asked to log in or register. blog comments powered by Disqus