Letture di Filosofia 10 

Cm. 20
Language: Italian
Introduction: Maria Luisa Cervini 

Distinction between a lower and a higher faculty of desire, The problem of happiness: Uncertainty and subjectivity of its content, Parallel between the principle of morality and of happiness, Practical law to be universal must be purely formal, Fundamental law of pure practical reason, Autonomous will is the principle of morality, Moral law is the fundamental law of supersensible nature, good is the object of pure practical reason; it is neither the pleasant nor the useful, The concepts of good and evil presuppose the moral law, Norm of moral judgment, The moral law alone must determine the will with the exclusion of feeling, Concept of duty, Man as a phenomenon is a subject subject to natural causality as a noumenon and free, Antinomy of practical reason, Solution of the antinomy of practical reason, The immortality of the soul is a postulate of pure practical reason, The existence of God is a postulate of pure practical reason, Necessity and value of these postulates, The aforementioned postulates do not extend knowledge, Conclusion, Critical appreciation.