Kantian Ethics Almost Without Apology

The outer archives are busy

About this book

1 The complaint that Kantian morality is in some sense too minimal dates at least to 1793, when Maria von Herbert wrote the following in a letter to Kant: Don't think me arrogant for saying this, but the commandments of morality are too trifling for me; for I should gladly do twice as much as they command. . . .

Match Score

Create a free account to see Match Scores on books the community has marked — once you’ve set your preferences.

Create free account

Marks of the Realm

Marks left by readers of this tome

No community marks yet — be the first to inscribe this tome.

Pacing

—out of 5

Horror / Dark Elements

—out of 5

Romance

—out of 5

Spice Level

—out of 5

LGBTQ+ Representation

—out of 5

Social & Political Themes in Stories

—out of 5

Inscribe Your Rating

Mark this tome across each content category