Kant's system of ethics in its relation to Schiller's ethical views

pp. 15-51

in: Hans Reiner, Duty and inclination the fundamentals of morality discussed and redefined with special regard to Kant and Schiller, Berlin, Springer, 1983

Abstract

Our undertaking does not require even a nearly complete account of Kant's ethics, and indeed it would not be expedient to give one. We need only to present Kant's chief views as clearly as we can, so that we shall have a groundwork for the critique to follow; anything merely secondary may be disregarded.