Kant's Critique of Practical Reason (Briefly) (Briefly (Scm Press))

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Paperback
2009
$13.87

SCM Brieflys introduce texts commonly studied at A level and Level One undergraduate courses in Philosophy, Theology and Religious Studies. A comprehensive introductory chapter sets the text and its author in their wider context. The texts are analyzed and summarized in an accessible and yet thorough style that makes SCM Brieflys an essential study tool for all who want to engage in more depth with some of the key texts of philosophy, theology and related disciplines. Kant's Critique of Practical Reason (1788) is one of his most important works and a key text to understanding Kant's philosophy and the impact it had on later developments of moral philosophy and ethics.

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SCM Brieflys introduce texts commonly studied at A level and Level One undergraduate courses in Philosophy, Theology and Religious Studies. A comprehensive introductory chapter sets the text and its author in their wider context. The texts are analyzed and summarized in an accessible and yet thorough style that makes SCM Brieflys an essential study tool for all who want to engage in more depth with some of the key texts of philosophy, theology and related disciplines. Kant's Critique of Practical Reason (1788) is one of his most important works and a key text to understanding Kant's philosophy and the impact it had on later developments of moral philosophy and ethics.

$13.87

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 96
Publisher: SCM Press
Published: 27 Mar 2009
ISBN 10: 0334041759
ISBN 13: 9780334041757

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'The new A BrieflyA seriesA...does exactly what it says: it briefly introducesA...key philosophical textsA...in a very accessible way without compromising the ideas involved through oversimplification. The books are very useful for teachersA...and also their students, who are able to read these short texts themselves.' R.E. News

Author Bio

Dr David Mills Daniel is an educational consultant who has worked for all the major international exam boards. Prior to his consultancy work he was Associate Research Fellow in the School of Education at the University of Leeds.