Problems of moral philosophy
Theodor W. Adorno · 2000 · 224 pages
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"The book is organized around an account of Kant's moral theory, and introduces most of the central topics of Adorno's far more difficult work Negative Dialectics. He examines concepts such as the primacy of practical reason, the relation between freedom and experience, and the desubstantialization of moral thought. These and other concepts are discussed in an accessible and entertaining style which is very different from the rest of Adorno's published work." "Problems of Moral Philosophy will be an important resource for scholars drawing on Adorno's thought, and its nature as a lecture course makes it a useful and accessible introduction for students to Adorno's ideas about moral philosophy. It will be of interest to those working in philosophy and in social and political thought."--BOOK JACKET.
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