Moral Dimensions of Practical Rationality

This chapter explores the intricate relationship between practical rationality and moral considerations, emphasizing the necessity of goodwill in ethical decision-making. Drawing on the theories of Hume and Kant, it critiques the notion that rationality can be devoid of moral contexts and highlights the role of motivations in moral actions. Ultimately, the discussion advocates for a perspective that integrates morality into the very essence of rational behavior to enrich our understanding of ethical reasoning.