Kant's Doctrine of Right and his Doctrine of Virtue do not share only a common Introduction, but also methods of application and metaphors. Their relationship is more complex than suggested by the division into external and internal lawgiving. A close interpretation of of both writings brings out this complex relationship. This volume also assesses the contribution of these writings to the current debates in legal and moral philosophy.

Autorentext

Jean-Christophe Merle , Universität Vechta, Deutschland, und Carola Freiin von Villiez , Universität Bergen, Norwegen.