Sacrifice in the Post-Kantian Tradition

The book explores the evolution of the concept of sacrifice through the lenses of prominent philosophers, from Kant's moral frameworks to Nietzsche's radical critiques. It delves into how these thinkers interpret sacrifice in relation to ethics, morality, and human existence, highlighting the tension between duty and individual will. By analyzing key philosophical texts, the work reveals the transformative implications of sacrifice in shaping modern thought and its relevance to contemporary debates on morality and selfhood.