Because of a printing error, many readers originally believed a work by Johann Fichte [FEEK-tuh] was actually written by this person.
Because of a printing error, many readers originally believed a work by Johann Fichte [FEEK-tuh] was actually written by this person. Part Two of Arthur Schopenhauer's On the Basis of Morality is a criticism of this writer's basis of ethics. That basis, which included the statement that humanity should be treated as an end rather than a mean, is outlined in his Groundwork of the Metaphysic of Morals. This person stated that people should act in a way that they can will to be universal law, which is his categorical imperative. Name this philosopher who wrote Critiques of Pure Reason and of Practical Reason.
Because of a printing error, many readers originally believed a work by Johann Fichte [FEEK-tuh] was actually written by this person.
Immanuel Kant