Although Kant's Doctrine of Virtue was largely ignored at the time of its publication, its impact has grown in recent years. The Doctrine of Virtue is a revolutionary new notion of virtue, with an emphasis on ideas of obligations to others and to self, a disputation with the "duties of love" and the notions of respect and dignity. The expert commentary decodes Kant's final major work on morality.

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Otfried Höffe, University of Tübingen, Germany.