Noh Young-ran: A Study of Kant's Theory of Virtue

In contemporary ethical discourses, a more extensive background of Kant's "moral idealism" morality can be seen to see whether the virtue of virtue, the pro-educating of compulsory ethics, the type of reasoning that he suggests, is based on his own moral sense, or on his similarity to the principle of principle and virtue. The hope that Kant's virtue theory, which is developed within the compulsory ethical system, can play a role in solving problems typical of virtue ethics or in promoting norms of principle and morality, also contributes to Kant’s virtue. With these concerns and expectations in mind, it explores Kant's character, issues and normative ethical characteristics. First, we review with a general view the meaning of Kant's ideas of virtue and the issues involved in his virtues and then examine the character of Kantte Duckon critically. And we look at the similarities and fundamental inconsistencies in the virtue of the two, comparing the rationalism of the box with Aristotle's virtues, and the personality of the objective and development approach of the couple, and then looking for the moral implications of Kant Duckon's moral agenda.

Korean title: 칸트의 덕론 연구

Korean author: 노영란

Korean publisher: 전남대학교출판문화원

ISBN-13: 9788968499951