The relation between freedom and morality in Kant
2019
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Advisor: Prof. Dr. Mehmet Günenç
Abstract (EN)
In this study the relationship between feedom and morality in Kant's moral philosophy is examined in detail. Immanuel Kant is a worldwide known famous German philosopher who dealt with practice of moral philosophy (ethics) by his criticism of practical reason. So much so that when it's said ethichs Kant is among the first names that come to mind. His thoughts about ethics take an important place in the ethics history. To understand his moral philosophy one requires knowing the content of concepts which he mentioned and used in his works, what he meant with these concepts and to where he tried to arrive. There is an inseparable relationship between freedom and morality in Kant, and the content of that relationship has been put forth in the end of this study.
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Dr. Mehmet Yurtseven
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Mehmet Yurtseven (Master Thesis). The relation between freedom and morality in Kant, 2019, İstanbul University.
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