Spiritualized Happiness-Theory, or New Utilitarianism: A Lecture Before the Farmington School of Philosophy, June, 1890 (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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As has been frequently pointed out, the vulnerable point in Kant's statement was that it is abstract. Were we to interpret it strictly, we should miss a warm, real end, and should be forced to ask the further question, What kind of a universal is it we are called to seek? And also, Why does it commend itself? Questions which Kant never answered clearly.

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