Fundamentación para una metafísica de las costumbres (Spanish Edition)
In this seminal philosophical treatise, Immanuel Kant develops the foundations of moral philosophy. He introduces the categorical imperative as the core of ethical reasoning, distinguishing duty from mere inclination. The text explores how rational beings can act according to universal moral laws, providing enduring insights into the nature of right and wrong.
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Fundamentación para una metafísica de las costumbres is a foundational text in moral philosophy written by Immanuel Kant. It seeks to establish the principles of a metaphysics of morals based on reason rather than empirical observation.
The book distinguishes between actions motivated by duty and those driven by inclination, emphasizing the categorical imperative as a universal moral law. Kant argues that true morality arises from the autonomy of the will.
This Spanish edition makes Kant's influential ideas accessible to readers in a clear and structured format, inviting reflection on ethical decision-making in everyday life.
Through rigorous analysis, the work challenges readers to consider the rational basis for moral obligations and the implications for human freedom.
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