Morality as rationality

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Focusing on Kant's ethics, this thesis posits that morality is a unique form of rationality tied to practical reason. It emphasizes that the moral "ought" is rooted in a system of imperatives and that moral judgment is an evaluation of actions through rational assessment. The author contends that interpreting Kant through Humean lenses on rationality leads to misunderstandings of his moral philosophy. This work is particularly relevant for students of philosophy seeking to grasp the nuances of Kantian ethics.