Pleasure, Freedom and Grace: Schiller's “Completion” of Kant's Ethics∗

Anne Margaret Baxley

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Kant famously begins his analysis of what he calls “common rational cognition” about morality by proclaiming that only the good will has unlimited value (Gr 4: 393; 49).1 The good will's supreme va...

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