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Re: [kant] online essays The "idea of rebirth" or, as Kant called it, the change of heart (assuming they are the same), does not threaten to undo any unity. It is simply a return to an Posted - Wed Sep 9, 2009 4:08 am	Reason Lover reason_lover2 Offline Send Email
Re: Where does Morality begin? The import of the transcendental in general is the freedom of clarity in understanding something down to its roots. In this case, antithetic (or better Posted - Mon Sep 7, 2009 3:29 pm	Reason Lover reason_lover2 Offline Send Email
Re: Where does Morality begin? Apologies for not making myself more clear: The problem of excessive selfishness engenders morality, as a (functional) antithetic. The content of morality is, Posted - Mon Sep 7, 2009 2:49 pm	B Merrill merrillbp Offline Send Email
Re: Where does Morality begin? I don't see "why" you start with selfishness as an antithetic, you only say that this has to be done. There is no way to know what is antithetic without first Posted - Mon Sep 7, 2009 2:37 pm	Reason Lover reason_lover2 Offline Send Email
Re: Where does Morality begin? See CPrR p25, Comment II for Kant's usage of "rational but limited" as an explanation of why morality bears upon us. Because we are "limited" by our Posted - Mon Sep 7, 2009 11:36 am	B Merrill merrillbp Offline Send Email
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