Book · 1788 · Nonfiction

Critique of Practical Reason

Name: Critique of Practical Reason
Author: Immanuel Kant

Hackett Publishing Company · 224 pages

★ 7.1 editorial score

You know you ought to do what you would rather not, and Kant takes that as proof you are free. Freedom, God, and immortality return as what practical reason must assume.

Genre

Philosophy Ethics

Subject

Morality Reason Freedom

Time

1788Depicts Age of Enlightenment

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