Kant's Natural Law
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2013-01-01
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Janssen, Brian
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Alex Tuckness
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Kant's philosophy can be interpreted being either minimalist or welfarist. Kant's political philosophy can be connected to his moral philosophy in a way that highlights natural law themes in his writing. This provides evidence for the minimalist interpretation.
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