میراث باومگارتن در اخلاق کانت [کتاب انگلیسی] | کتابخانه مجازی الفبا

Table of contents :
Cover
Half Title
Series Information
Title Page
Copyright Page
Dedication
Table of Contents
Acknowledgements
Abbreviations
Introduction
Synopsis
Defining the Scope
The Life and Work of Baumgarten
Notes
1 Religion and Ethics
1.1 Baumgarten and Religion as the Ground of Ethics
1.2 Kant and the Place of Religion in Ethics
1.3 Conclusion
Notes
2 Duties to Oneself
2.1 Conscience
2.1.1 Baumgarten’s Account of a Duty to Have Conscience
2.1.2 Baumgarten’s Account of an Erring Conscience
2.1.3 Kant’s Refutation of a Duty to Have Conscience
2.1.4 Kant’s Refutation of an Erring Conscience
2.2 Self-Love
2.2.1 Baumgarten’s Account of the Duty to Self-Love
2.2.2 Kant’s Appropriation of the Duty Regarding Self-Love
2.3 Conclusion
Notes
3 Duties to Others
3.1 Love and Respect in Friendship
3.2 The Perfection and Happiness of Others
3.3 Conclusion
Notes
4 Duties in Particular Cases
4.1 Special Ethics
4.2 ‘Appended’ Ethics
4.3 Schematization in Kant’s Special Ethics
4.4 Special Friendship
4.5 Co