Critique of Practical Reason

Kant's exploration of moral philosophy delves into the concept of the categorical imperative, a universal rule guiding ethical behavior. He emphasizes that true morality stems from the motivation to fulfill one's duty and honor, shaping the foundation of ethical decision-making. This work remains influential in understanding morality and teaching ethics, reflecting Kant's profound impact on philosophical thought. Printed on premium acid-free paper, this edition follows the translation by Thomas Kingsmill Abbott, making it accessible for contemporary readers.