Manfred Kuehn on Kant's Cosmopolitanism
Animal Ethics
NOVEMBER 15, 2009
His transcendental idealism, at least in morality, ultimately is a political idealism, in which attaining the greatest good is not something that will be accomplished in another world but is a task to be accomplished on this earth. Note 2 from KBJ: Kant denied moral status to nonhuman animals. One does not answer problems.
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