The Critique of Practical Reason

Focusing on moral philosophy, this work by Immanuel Kant explores the foundations of ethical reasoning and the nature of moral judgments. It builds upon ideas presented in his earlier critique, emphasizing the role of practical reason in guiding human actions. Kant examines concepts such as duty, freedom, and the categorical imperative, providing a framework for understanding moral obligations and ethical behavior. This influential text is essential for grasping the development of modern moral thought.