Kant and the Cultivation of Virtue

The book presents an original perspective on Kant's practical philosophy, focusing on the interplay between his moral and political ideas. By analyzing Kant's views on autonomy, the state, and religion, the author constructs a framework for moral education rooted in Kantian principles. It also critically explores the feasibility of achieving Kantian virtue in real-world applications, prompting readers to consider the practical implications of Kant's theories on virtue cultivation.