The Josias Podcast, Episode XI: After Virtue
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Kant and the Foundations of Moral Philosophy
This chapter examines Kant's categorical imperative as a universal moral law, contrasting it with Hume's utilitarian views and exploring the criticisms from philosophers like MacIntyre and Kierkegaard. The dialogue highlights the tension between traditional morality and human nature, delving into the Enlightenment's impact on ethical thought. Ultimately, it presents a philosophical debate between Nietzsche's critique of morality and Aristotle's ethical framework, posing a choice between rationality and more traditional moral understandings.
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