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"Kantian ethics" as a book category covers works centered on the moral philosophy of Immanuel Kant and its contemporary interpretations and applications. These books explain and explore core ideas such as the primacy of duty, the categorical imperative (universalizability and treating persons as ends), the centrality of reason and autonomy, the concept of the good will, and the distinction between duty and inclination. The category includes primary texts (e.g., Groundwork, Critique of Practical Reason), scholarly expositions, historical studies, critical essays, comparative treatments with other ethical theories, and applied volumes that use Kantian principles in areas like bioethics, law, and business. Readers can expect philosophical argumentation about moral justification, normative principles, moral psychology, and debates over Kant’s relevance to contemporary ethical problems.

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